What Financial Remedy Lawyers Need to Know About Emojis ❓👨👩🤔🧐🌝

Emojis play a significant part in digital communications, including casual messaging, social media posts, and increasingly, professional communications. When we are reviewing historical messages, understanding what the emojis were intended to mean could become an essential part of identifying what was discussed and/or agreed at that time.

• Blog

• Interpretation

• Graeme Fraser

!15/11/2024 08:00

Helliwell v Entwistle [2024] EWHC 740 (Fam)16 February 2024

Francis J. A ‘paradigm case’ of how not to conduct litigation in a short childless marriage.

• Cases

• Agreements
• Short Marriage

• Rebekah Batt

KD v SD [2024] EWFC 334 (B)18 November 2024

District Judge Hatvany. Final hearing in a needs case concerning a relatively short marriage where the breadwinner and main financial contributor is now also the primary carer for the children.

• Cases

• Contributions
• Needs
• Short Marriage

• Rebekah Batt

Dangers of Applying PSOs Determined Using pre-McCloud CEVs on ‘McCloud compliant’ CEVs

Those working in the Pensions on Divorce arena (whether PODEs, solicitors or scheme administrators) will by now be all too familiar with the McCloud ruling, and how much additional work this has caused for cases involving public sector pension schemes.

• Blog

• Pensions on Divorce

• Rahim Rashid

!21/11/2024 08:55

The End of the Non-Dom Tax Status: Time Now to End Family Law Domicile Jurisdiction

Domicile has been a fundamental basis of jurisdiction in English law including English family law. But it is intrinsically backward-looking, archaic in its concepts, thoroughly unknown or at best misunderstood by the population, differently defined abroad and at odds with many other countries including the EU. With the non-domicile tax status being abolished as announced in the budget in late October 2024, is it not time now to end domicile as a family law basis of jurisdiction? Nationality is a far more straightforward, certain and modern basis.

• Blog

• Jurisdiction
• Domicile

• Professor David Hodson OBE KC(Hons) MCIArb

!11/11/2024 11:48