In Standish v Standish, the Supreme Court has held that the sharing principle does not apply to “non-matrimonial property” when considering how the matrimonial finances should be shared upon divorce.
An Insight into: Re G and B (Children) (Abduction: Settlement: Grave Risk: Ukraine) [2025] EWHC 795 (Fam)
An insight on WZ v HZ [2024] EWFC 407 (B)
Thinking about remarrying? Before you say “I do” again, make sure your finances are fully finalised.
On 30 January 2025, the Family Justice Council published guidance for legal practitioners working with neurodiverse users of the Family Justice System.
The days are getting longer and just that little bit brighter, which can mean only one thing, Spring is on its way and so is the wedding season of 2025.
A new provision allowing journalists to report from family courts in England and Wales, has been deemed a “watershed moment for family justice” by the most senior family judge.
The benefits of NCDR, with a focus on the collaborative process.
The Law Commission have published a scoping report, concluding that there is a need for reform of the current legal framework for financial remedy on divorce and dissolution.
In the recent case of Loh v Loh-Gronager the court considered the impact of the husband and wife taking steps that contradicted the intentions set out in their pre-nuptial agreement.
Lindsay Davies in our Family & Matrimonial team has joined the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) Working Party looking at Pensions on Divorce.
