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What is a Pension and Why Does it Matter? [2026] 2 FRJ 128. In the absence of a definition accepted by all in the family law sphere, do we fall into error in a strict categorisation of this complex asset category?
Uncertain Futures in Pensions Enforcement – What happened to Blight v Brewster? [2026] 2 FRJ 132. The remedy in Blight v Brewster has been partially overridden by the decision in Manolete Partners Plc v White. While the original remedy appears to remain in existence, it seems to be no longer an attractive method of enforcement.
A v Z [2026] EWHC 654 (Fam) Trowell J. Final hearing in a high net worth financial remedies case concerning the effect of a prenuptial agreement on shares transferred to the husband in companies forming part of the wife’s family business group during the marriage.
What is a Pension and Why Does it Matter? [2026] 2 FRJ 128. In the absence of a definition accepted by all in the family law sphere, do we fall into error in a strict categorisation of this complex asset category?
Uncertain Futures in Pensions Enforcement – What happened to Blight v Brewster? [2026] 2 FRJ 132. The remedy in Blight v Brewster has been partially overridden by the decision in Manolete Partners Plc v White. While the original remedy appears to remain in existence, it seems to be no longer an attractive method of enforcement.
A v Z [2026] EWHC 654 (Fam) Trowell J. Final hearing in a high net worth financial remedies case concerning the effect of a prenuptial agreement on shares transferred to the husband in companies forming part of the wife’s family business group during the marriage.
The Myth of a General Equitable Jurisdiction to Reconsider Financial Remedy Orders If the Thwaite jurisdiction exists, the doctrine should only need to be invoked in exceptionally rare cases. Ordinarily, careful drafting of a non-variable property adjustment order should provide for future contingencies, however remote or unlikely.
In Memory of Matthew Brunsdon-Tully, 3.6.1984 – 31.3.2026 [2026] 2 FRJ 163. Matthew Brunsdon-Tully left us too soon, aged only 41. But people will remember a truly remarkable human being: a first-class lawyer and a proud Welshman and cricketer, with an infectious sense of humour, a contagious laugh and a brilliant, albeit restless, mind.
Private FDRs Under the Spotlight Are private FDRs working? And does the answer depend upon who is answering? Those were the core questions discussed at a gathering of family lawyers – both neutral evaluators and advisers – in central London on 9 June 2026.