Amelia Wellington
Amelia Wellington is an Associate at Hughes Fowler Carruthers. Amelia advises on all areas of family law arising from the breakdown of a marriage including divorce, financial remedy proceedings and private law children matters. She also advises on pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements.
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Sue Vivian
Sue Vivian, Senior Actuary at Actuaries for Lawyers. Sue’s particular area of strength is public sector pensions and she worked for nearly 20 years at the Government Actuary’s Department, including as Head of the Public Service Pensions team which advises both the Government and public sector employers in
Devina Mohanlal
Devina Mohanlal is an Inner Temple Scholar and Bar Course graduate. She is currently working as a paralegal at Craig Solicitors where she assists in private family law matters.
Laura Stewart Harris
Laura Stewart Harris is a paralegal working at Carson Kaye, a criminal law firm. She is interested in family law, particularly financial matters, and will apply for pupillage next round.
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Sue Vivian
Sue Vivian, Senior Actuary at Actuaries for Lawyers. Sue’s particular area of strength is public sector pensions and she worked for nearly 20 years at the Government Actuary’s Department, including as Head of the Public Service Pensions team which advises both the Government and public sector employers in
Devina Mohanlal
Devina Mohanlal is an Inner Temple Scholar and Bar Course graduate. She is currently working as a paralegal at Craig Solicitors where she assists in private family law matters.
Laura Stewart Harris
Laura Stewart Harris is a paralegal working at Carson Kaye, a criminal law firm. She is interested in family law, particularly financial matters, and will apply for pupillage next round.
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The Financial Remedies Court: A New Horizon?
It is approaching 10 years since HHJ Edward Hess and Joanna Miles published their seminal article which fired the starting gun for the creation of the Financial Remedies Court. The purpose of this article is to reflect upon the possible ways in which the FRC might evolve and develop in the future.
Pensions and Divorce – Which Valuation Should You Use?
One issue which crops up regularly when advising parties on the division of pension rights on divorce is how pensions should be valued, and in particular whether the cash equivalent transfer value (CETV or CEV) is appropriate for this purpose.
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As part of the computation stage of financial remedy proceedings great care is taken to ascertain the accurate net value of the family home and other property owned by the parties or in which they have an interest.