Omissions, Ambiguities and Deficiencies – Seeking Clarification of a Judge’s Reasoning

‘All judgments are capable of improvement’ observed Peter Jackson LJ in Re O (A Child: Judgment: Adequacy of Reasons) [2021] EWCA Civ 149 at [70]. As a consequence, the appropriate scope of seeking ‘clarification’ of a draft judgme…

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• Nicholas Allen KC

!27/03/2023 09:08

Chair’s Column (Spring 2023)

After a successful opening year in 2022, the Financial Remedies Journal (FRJ) now enters its second year and continues to provide a wealth of information and debate on the big subjects topical in the financial remedies world and I commend this edition of…

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• HHJ Edward Hess | Chair of the Editorial Board

!02/03/2023 09:41

Cryptocurrency and the Family Courts – Some International Experiences

Millions of people around the globe have funds in cryptocurrencies, with billions of dollars now invested. The nature of these funds is invariably secretive and non-national based. They present distinctive challenges for family courts around the world in ascertaining what are the overall assets in order to produce a fair outcome.

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• Professor David Hodson OBE KC(Hons) MCIArb

!26/01/2023 14:43

Interview with Jo Miles, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge

Photo credit: Eugenio Polgovsky (1977–2017), Fellow Commoner in the Creative Arts, Trinity College (2015–17). Jo, thank you for agreeing to be interviewed for the Financial Remedies Journal.You teach law at Trinity College, Cambridge University – su…

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• HHJ Edward Hess | Chair of the Editorial Board
• Professor Jo Miles

!17/10/2022 10:50

Financial Remedies Case Round-Up: May to October 2022

Welcome to this round-up of developments since the second issue of the Financial Remedies Journal (FRJ) went to press in April 2022.All (yes, all) cases involving the financial consequences of married or unmarried relationship breakdown, or the maintenanc…

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• Polly Morgan | Case Editor
• Henry Pritchard

!17/10/2022 10:49

Money Corner: RPI v CPI – Why Inflation Matters in a Divorce Settlement

The rising cost of living has brought into focus the importance of considering inflation when negotiating divorce settlements.While many of us are aware of the eroding effect of inflation on wealth over time, what is less well known is that there are vari…

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• Charlotte Wright

!17/10/2022 10:48

Tech Corner: Thoughts from the Home Office (No, Not that One)

When we first went into lockdown in 2020, like everyone else, I was concerned by an unfamiliar world. One where you couldn’t go outside, had to cook more and work from home. Then I looked around my then kitchen dining room and thought, ‘Hang o…

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• Ishan Kolhatkar

!17/10/2022 10:47

DR Corner: Book review of (Almost) Anything But the Family Court

Earlier this year, my good friends at Only Mums and Only Dads, Rebecca Giraud and Bob Greig, with a stellar author in the ever-fabulous Jo O’Sullivan, launched (Almost) Anything But Family Court at the Resolution national conference. The President,…

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• Joanne Edwards

!17/10/2022 10:45