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Family Law Journal: May 2020 #196

Non-disclosure: Double trouble

Farrer & Co logo Farrer & Co | Family Law Journal | May 2020 #196

Frederick Tatham analyses the unusual circumstances that led to a final order being set aside twice on the basis of material non-disclosure

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Pensions: Lessons to be learnt

Lupton Fawcett logo Lupton Fawcett | Family Law Journal | May 2020 #196

Andrew Smith highlights the first reported decision in which the Pension Advisory Group report has impacted on the approach of the court to pension assets

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TOLATA 1996: A holistic approach

University of Greenwich logo University of Greenwich | Family Law Journal | May 2020 #196

Mark Pawlowski looks at how the courts calculate the parties’ beneficial shares when events post-acquisition give rise to a claim to an enlarged share in the jointly owned family home

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International children: Finding the right path

Rayden Solicitors logo Rayden Solicitors | Family Law Journal | May 2020 #196

Nicola Meldrum considers the correct approach where the 1996 Hague Convention applies and the court of another state has already made orders

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Brexit: The way ahead

4PB logo 4PB | Family Law Journal | May 2020 #196

Teertha Gupta QC theorises as to potential scenarios for international children law cases post-Brexit

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Financial provision: Not-so-special

Vardags logo Vardags | Family Law Journal | May 2020 #196

Catherine Doherty examines the approach to stellar contributions and whether such arguments are now largely obsolete

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Declarations of marital status: A valid exception

Rayden Solicitors logo Rayden Solicitors | Family Law Journal | May 2020 #196

Nicola Caffery explains the basis on which the court in MM v NA was able to recognise a marriage which took place in a non-sovereign state

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Non-matrimonial assets: Looking to the future

Hall Brown logo Hall Brown | Family Law Journal | May 2020 #196

Ellen Walker discusses a case concerned with multiple income streams, the application of the sharing principle and the approach to top-up maintenance orders

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