
Andrew Smith argues that, despite appearances, compensation awards arising from a relationship-generated disadvantage are unlikely to be commonplace following RC v JC
Andrew Smith argues that, despite appearances, compensation awards arising from a relationship-generated disadvantage are unlikely to be commonplace following RC v JC
Nicola Wilburn-Shaw looks at the role of the forensic accountant in financial remedy proceedings, including potential issues that may be explored and possible solutions
Marilyn Bell questions if, in a changing world, the current level of transparency in the family courts is fit for purpose
Anna-Laura Lock and Hannah Gumbrill-Ward analyse the impact of Covid-19 and the use of remote and hybrid hearings on the family justice system
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In the first of a two-part consideration, Seamus Burns highlights the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on fertility treatment and the consequential regulatory changes
Holly Tootill, Clare Williams and Hannah Pilling ask how, when and why third parties should be joined to financial remedy proceedings
Kayleigh Biswas examines when the terms of a marital agreement may be overridden by a party’s needs and the financial effect of costs on an order
Matt Foster looks at the options for funding legal services, via family or commercial loans or by way of a legal services order
Caroline McNally and Loretta Ho compare and contrast the provision for divorce and financial remedies in Hong Kong and England and Wales
Ellie Foster analyses an application for financial provision after a Jersey divorce and the obstacles faced by the wife despite the unavailability of pension sharing in Jersey