author Open in Sophie Cullis Sophie Cullis is a barrister at Queen Elizabeth Building (QEB). Related Read the journal Financial Remedies Journal – 2026 Issue 2 | Summer Open in Related Latest Small Money Cases: Managing Financial Remedies Cases Where There Is Not Enough to Go Round From possible insolvency to arguments about add-back, small money cases raise many of the same issues as big money cases yet are often the hardest fought and difficult to settle at the Financial Dispute Resolution (FDR) appointment. The difference is simply that there is not enough to go round. Selling the Goose: Orders for Sale of the Family Company [2026] 3 FRJ 194. This article considers recent authorities which suggest that forcing a sale of the family company may increasingly be contemplated by the court. Tech Corner: Only 11%. What Technology Can Do About the Pensions Gap on Divorce [2026] 3 FRJ 266. Only 11% of divorcees with a pension not yet in payment made any arrangement to share it, according to the Fair Shares study, which also found that over a third of divorcees did not know the value of their own pension. Ignoring the pensions is not an option. is curated by The Leaders In Family Law Books & Software EXPLORE OUR PRODUCTS
Small Money Cases: Managing Financial Remedies Cases Where There Is Not Enough to Go Round From possible insolvency to arguments about add-back, small money cases raise many of the same issues as big money cases yet are often the hardest fought and difficult to settle at the Financial Dispute Resolution (FDR) appointment. The difference is simply that there is not enough to go round.
Selling the Goose: Orders for Sale of the Family Company [2026] 3 FRJ 194. This article considers recent authorities which suggest that forcing a sale of the family company may increasingly be contemplated by the court.
Tech Corner: Only 11%. What Technology Can Do About the Pensions Gap on Divorce [2026] 3 FRJ 266. Only 11% of divorcees with a pension not yet in payment made any arrangement to share it, according to the Fair Shares study, which also found that over a third of divorcees did not know the value of their own pension. Ignoring the pensions is not an option.