
Marco Calabrese and Rebecca Harling outline the approach to divorce and finances in Italy
Marco Calabrese and Rebecca Harling outline the approach to divorce and finances in Italy
David Hickmott examines the Supreme Court decision in Birch v Birch and the importance of the discretionary jurisdiction in the family courts
In the conclusion to a two-part analysis, Deborah Jeff considers the law on non-matrimonial assets and the key principles applied
Laura Guillon looks at change of residence orders in private law proceedings, and the need for properly formulated arguments at first instance
Fiona O’Sullivan analyses the approach of the Court of Appeal in a case concerned with charitable trust assets
Natasha Kurth suggests that arguments as to conduct should be rare in financial proceedings, and approached with caution
Vanessa McMurtrie and Catherine Poleykett comment on the decision in Green v Adams and the interaction between applications under Sch 1 to the Children Act 1989 and maintenance assessments