
Senior Partner & Head of Private Client
Chris Daynes
Chris is the firm’s Senior Partner and oversees the Private Client team.


Streathers Daynes Smith first established its presence in Crouch End in 2014 and quickly became one of the area's leading law firms. In 2022, the office relocated to its current premises at 1 Crouch End Hill, further strengthening its presence at the heart of this vibrant North London community. From this prominent location, the team continues to provide expert, personalised legal services to individuals, families and businesses across Crouch End and the wider North London area.
The office is home to a dynamic and experienced team offering a full spectrum of legal services. Crouch End is renowned for its independent spirit, thriving high street, strong sense of community and attractive residential market, making it one of North London's most sought-after neighbourhoods.
Reflecting the character of the area it serves, the team combines local knowledge, practical expertise and a client-focused approach to deliver clear, tailored legal advice and outstanding service.
By Tube & Rail: Finsbury Park Station (Victoria Line, Piccadilly Line and National Rail services) offers the most convenient Tube connection. From there, take the W7 bus towards Muswell Hill and alight in Crouch End. Nearby rail stations also include Crouch Hill, Hornsey and Harringay.
By Bus: Crouch End is well served by routes including the W7, W3, 41 and 91, connecting the area with Finsbury Park, Archway, Highgate and Muswell Hill.
Walking: Located in the heart of Crouch End, the office is a short walk from The Broadway and surrounding local amenities.
By Car & Parking: There is limited on-street parking nearby, much of which is controlled by resident permit restrictions. Pay-and-display spaces may be available locally but visitors should check current restrictions before travelling.
Accessibility: Ramp access is available and accommodations for ground-floor meetings.
Whether you’re a business owner, planning for the future, or facing a personal transition, we're ready to have a real conversation about your needs and how we can help.

Private Client
The Court of Protection exists to protect people who may not have the mental capacity to make certain decisions themselves.