“One of the most wanted juniors at the bar.”
“Always a pleasure to instruct, Ben goes the extra mile for clients and solicitors on his cases. As a result, he is highly sought after for the most complex and difficult matters.”
“An agile negotiator, who is the consummate pragmatist. He has a knack for finding elegant and solutions to knotty problems.”
Ben is a specialist financial remedies practitioner. He has a particular expertise / interest in cases involving nuptial agreements, a topic on which he has advised and lectured widely. Ben regularly appears in his own right in cases heard up to High Court level and is regularly led by silks in matters concerning complex legal issues and / or high net worth individuals.
Ben’s cases often involve issues of jurisdiction; substantial assets; assets held offshore or in complex trust structures; allegations of serious non-disclosure and / or complex valuation evidence (particularly in relation to private equity funds).
Ben has been described by the legal directories as having “a razor-sharp focus on delivering a client’s priorities, whether that be through his powerhouse advocacy or thoughtful written work”; as “a really strong junior who has a great eye for detail and the intricacies of a case” (Chambers & Partners 2025) and “erudite, diligent and gives thoughtful and realistic advice. He has a knack for making clients feel at ease” (Legal 500, 2025).
Prior to commencing pupillage, Ben worked as a County Court advocate. He appeared in over 300 hearings of a civil nature, including small claims trials; insolvency and enforcement proceedings and landlord and tenant disputes.
“One of the most wanted juniors at the bar.”
“Always a pleasure to instruct, Ben goes the extra mile for clients and solicitors on his cases. As a result, he is highly sought after for the most complex and difficult matters.”
“An agile negotiator, who is the consummate pragmatist. He has a knack for finding elegant and solutions to knotty problems.”
Ben is a specialist financial remedies practitioner. He has a particular expertise / interest in cases involving nuptial agreements, a topic on which he has advised and lectured widely. Ben regularly appears in his own right in cases heard up to High Court level and is regularly led by silks in matters concerning complex legal issues and / or high net worth individuals.
Ben’s cases often involve issues of jurisdiction; substantial assets; assets held offshore or in complex trust structures; allegations of serious non-disclosure and / or complex valuation evidence (particularly in relation to private equity funds).
Ben has been described by the legal directories as having “a razor-sharp focus on delivering a client’s priorities, whether that be through his powerhouse advocacy or thoughtful written work”; as “a really strong junior who has a great eye for detail and the intricacies of a case” (Chambers & Partners 2025) and “erudite, diligent and gives thoughtful and realistic advice. He has a knack for making clients feel at ease” (Legal 500, 2025).
Prior to commencing pupillage, Ben worked as a County Court advocate. He appeared in over 300 hearings of a civil nature, including small claims trials; insolvency and enforcement proceedings and landlord and tenant disputes.
Financial remedy proceedings.
Ben co-authored the chapter on ‘injunctions in aid of financial proceedings’ in the 19th Edition of Rayden & Jackson on Divorce and Family Matters. He remains part of the team responsible for updating the text on a quarterly basis.
Ben also contributed to Practical Matrimonial Precedents.
“One of the most wanted juniors at the bar.”
“Always a pleasure to instruct, Ben goes the extra mile for clients and solicitors on his cases. As a result, he is highly sought after for the most complex and difficult matters.”
“Ben has a razor-sharp focus on delivering on a client’s priorities, whether that be through his powerhouse advocacy or thoughtful written work.”
“An agile negotiator, who is the consummate pragmatist. He has a knack for finding elegant and solutions to knotty problems.”
“Ben is a really strong junior who has a great eye for detail and the intricacies of a case.”
Chambers and Partners 2025
“Ben is erudite, diligent and gives thoughtful and realistic advice. He has a knack for making clients feel at ease.”
Legal 500, 2025
“A very safe pair of hands, who is excellent on the detail.”
“He has a brilliant technical mind, but is able to convey his views to the client in an easily translatable way.”
“Ben has an eye for detail and is an excellent and tenacious advocate.”
Chambers and Partners 2024
“Ben is an extraordinary junior and undoubtedly a star in the making. He combines clear and robust advice with his first rate client skills and razor-sharp advocacy”.
Legal 500 2024
“Ben Wooldridge’s preparation is meticulous – you can always be certain he’s read every piece of paper in his brief.”
“Ben is a calm, reassuring voice of reason.”
“Ben is an extraordinary junior and undoubtedly a star in the making. He combines clear and robust advice with his first rate client skills and razor-sharp advocacy”.
Chambers and Partners 2023
“Helps clients make difficult decisions and makes them feel reassured in doing so. His advocacy is smooth and to the point.”
“He absorbs facts swiftly and adopts an analytical approach.”
Chambers and Partners 2022
“A brilliant, meticulous junior who writes excellent, detailed notes. He is fast-thinking, very accessible, friendly and helpful.”
“He is absolutely excellent and way beyond his years in terms of ability.”
“Picks up the issues quickly and his communications are clear. He is responsive, concise and thoughtful.”
Chambers and Partners 2021
“Up-and-coming practitioner viewed as a rising star in the matrimonial finance Bar. His experience encompasses FDR disputes and TOLATA proceedings, as well as matters which have appeared before the High Court.”
“He covers all the bases and gives very clear advice that helps the client make sensible decisions.”
“A fine choice if you’re looking for detailed preparation and commitment.”
“Ben’s wisdom and intelligence belie his years.”
Chambers & Partners 2020