Freezing Injunction – Shaky Application: on Thin Ice? J v H [2002] EWFC 133

Peel J was faced with an application for a freezing injunction by the husband seeking to restrain the wife from dealing with her overseas assets. The application had passed through the urgent applications judge in mid October, and by the time of the heari…

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• Freezing Injunctions

• Emily Ward

!28/11/2022 14:33

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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• Money Corner

• Charlotte Wright

!17/10/2022 10:48

‘For Reasons Which Are Not Fanciful’ – Daniels v Walker Applications in Financial Remedy Cases

More than 22 years after it was decided, there remains no reported decision in a financial remedies case in which a court has provided guidance in relation to whether or not to grant a so-called Daniels v Walker [2000] EWCA Civ 508, [2000] 1 WLR 1382 appl…

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• Nicholas Allen KC

!13/10/2022 12:37

Evaluating the Government's Response to the Women and Equalities Committee Rights of Cohabiting Partners Inquiry

Dissecting the Government's response to the Rights of Cohabiting Partners Inquiry Report and assessing its impact on the campaign for cohabitation reform.

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• Cohabitation
• Marriage
• Education

• Dr Andy Hayward

!07/11/2022 19:10

Dodgy Digital Documents: Where Are We Now? Where Are We Going?

In the sun-kissed, halcyon days of late 2019 when Brexit had not yet taken effect and a corona was a halo of gas seen around the sun during an eclipse, a fevered discussion was taking place on Twitter between family lawyers regarding the increasing freque…

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• Manipulation
• Evidence
• Fake
• Documents
• Digital
• Disclosure
• Fraud

• Helen Brander

!06/07/2022 07:13