
Claire Molyneux and Louise Spalding investigate the draft Domestic Abuse Bill, and ask if its well-intentioned aims can be achieved
Claire Molyneux and Louise Spalding investigate the draft Domestic Abuse Bill, and ask if its well-intentioned aims can be achieved
Alice Rogers looks at the courts’ approach to an application to strike out and the circumstances in which a financial consent order may not conclude the parties’ financial claims
Beth Mason considers the court’s approach to a challenge to an arbitral award, and the limited circumstances in which such an award will be set aside
Jemma Pollock reviews the treatment of ‘copper-bottomed’ assets when compared to assets with a higher risk and less certain value in a case involving a private company
Vikkie Chetcuti examines case law developments on pre-nuptial agreements, in particular as to legal advice, jurisdiction clauses, needs and sharing, in the post-Radmacher era
In the first of a two-part analysis, Bronwyn Bailey and Ethan Axelrod discuss the circumstances in which wider family wealth may impact on claims between spouses
Judith Klyne highlights the significance of legal advice on the terms of a marital agreement, and whether the lack of such advice will be fatal to its validity