Privilege: Behind closed doors

Russell-Cooke LLP | Family Law Journal | May 2022 #213
Jemma Pollock and Saphia Wyse examine the extent to which privilege will apply to FDR negotiations where there are allegations of fraud FPR 2010, PD 9A, para 6.2 allows parties the freedom to negotiate and make concessions knowing that, save in very limited circumstances, the contents of their discussions will not be used against them …

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Disclosure: Behind closed doors

Maguire Family Law | Family Law Journal | October 2021 #207
Henry Venables and Honor Giles consider the approach to an application for the disclosure of FDR appointment documents for use in civil proceedings and the limited circumstances in which such disclosure may be permitted An FDR appointment is a compulsory hearing that the parties must personally attend. The obligation is on the parties to hold …

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