Calum WHELAN

Calum Whelan is an experienced solicitor based in Liverpool, specializing in family law, divorce, and wills, trusts, and estates. With eight years of legal experience, he is a key member of Paul Crowley & Co, where he has been practicing since 2019, focusing exclusively on divorce, separation, and financial matters arising from family disputes. His expertise in these areas allows him to guide clients through complex and often emotionally charged situations with professionalism and sensitivity.

Calum is highly skilled in handling a range of family law issues, including uncontested divorce, child custody, adoption, child support, property division, and matters related to civil partnerships. His extensive experience extends to estate planning, will writing, and probate, including contentious probate, trust administration, trust disputes, and lasting powers of attorney. His ability to navigate these overlapping areas of law ensures that clients receive well-rounded legal support, particularly in cases where family and financial matters intersect.

Before focusing exclusively on family law, Calum gained valuable experience in private client work, dealing with property and estate planning, as well as in criminal law, which provided him with unique insights into the legal challenges that can arise in family disputes. His broad legal background allows him to approach family law cases with a pragmatic and strategic mindset, ensuring that clients achieve fair and effective outcomes, whether through negotiation or court proceedings.

As a dedicated member of the legal profession, Calum is actively involved in the family law community. He is a member of Resolution, an organization committed to constructive and amicable approaches to family disputes, and serves as a committee member of the Liverpool Law Society family committee. His commitment to continued professional development and engagement with the legal community underscores his dedication to providing high-quality legal representation.

Calum qualified as a solicitor in 2017 after earning his BA (Hons). He does not accept legal aid, focusing instead on delivering tailored legal solutions for clients navigating divorce, family law disputes, and estate matters.