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Financial Remedies Journal – 2026 Issue 2 | Summer
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HC v SW [2026] EWFC 237
13 July 2026. Trowell J. Final hearing to determine the extent to which one party's receipt of restricted stock units and carried interest post-separation should be considered matrimonial property and subject to sharing.
RRE v JPR [2026] EWFC 7
13 January 2026. Sir Jonathan Cohen. Final hearing in financial remedies proceedings in which W held the majority of the parties’ wealth as a result of tax planning and distributions from H, whose wealth derived almost entirely from outside the marriage.
BC v BC (No 2) (Matrimonialisation; Division of Shareholding; Provision for Debt) [2026] EWFC 37
20 February 2026. Garrido J. Final hearing in financial remedies proceedings, considering matrimonialisation and whether there should be a departure from equality due to the shares’ original non-matrimonial character.
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