Anna Roiser

Anna Roiser

Anna Roiser is a Senior Knowledge Lawyer in the Family Department at Hunters. She supports the department with research, analysis and drafting, whilst...

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Finality and Funding: The Implications of a Clean Break following CC v UU

Finality and Funding: The Implications of a Clean Break following CC v UU

The judgment of Peel J in CC v UU [2025] EWFC 214 provides a further glimpse of the LSPO regime, and seeks to establish definitively when the opportunity to seek an LSPO ceases.

Notionally Flawed? Notional Assessments in LSPO Applications

Notionally Flawed? Notional Assessments in LSPO Applications

The past weeks have brought two more High Court judgments considering the practice of deducting a percentage from an LSPO applicant’s costs provision by way of a ‘notional standard assessment’. The first, JK v LM [2024] EWHC 1442 (Fam), was a judgment of Cobb J doubling down on the

Separation Agreements: Mostyn J’s Final Revolution?

Separation Agreements: Mostyn J’s Final Revolution?

Despite Mostyn J’s comment in one of his final cases, Baker v Baker [2023] EWFC 136, that it posed ‘no real issues of law’,[[1]] his judgment arguably sought to revolutionise the law on separation agreements. Whilst separation agreements have long been treated as one factor – albeit a weighty

Anna Roiser

Anna Roiser is a Senior Knowledge Lawyer in the Family Department at Hunters. She supports the department with research, analysis and drafting, whilst keeping the team fully briefed on the latest substantive and procedural developments. Anna also advises separating couples who want to work together, providing joint legal advice to