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- 16 October 2025
- Financial Remedies Conference 2025Tickets are now available for the Financial Remedies Conference 2025 (previously the At A Glance Conference). The Financial Remedies Conference 2025 returns on Thursday 16th October 2025 at the Pullman St Pancras, with the exciting new addition of an awards ceremony. Tickets to this year's conference also include refreshments throughout the day, digital notes and attendance at our inaugural Financial Remedies Awards 2025 drinks reception to finish off the day.
- Financial Remedies Conference 2025
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MNV v CNV [2025] EWFC 176 (B)19 June 2025
DDJ Bradshaw. Drastic change in personal circumstances results in add-back in small money case.
- Cases
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- Mortgage Capacity
- Costs
- Soft Loans
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Reflecting Domestic Abuse in Financial Proceedings: a Comparative Analysis of English and Australian Approaches Since the Family Law Amendment (No 2) Act 2024
A significant shift in the treatment of domestic abuse within financial remedy proceedings will shortly take effect in Australia. Following Royal Assent on 10 December 2024, the Family Law Amendment (No 2) Act 2024 will introduce reforms that require courts to account for the impact of family violence on property and spousal maintenance outcomes. The property reform schedule within the legislation will apply to proceedings filed on or after 11 June 2025.
- Blog
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- International Comparison
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The Valediction of Sir Nicholas Mostyn: The Abdication of the Monarch of the Mountainous Principality of Court 50
On 4 October 2023 in his court, Court 50 of the Royal Court of Justice, surrounded by family, friends, colleagues (and the Lord and Lady Justices from the ‘dark side’) the financial remedy world said farewell to Sir Nicholas Mostyn, and he to us.
- Blog
- Mostyn
!16/10/2023 09:53
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On v On [2024] EWFC 37911 December 2024
HHJ Booth (now retired), sitting as a High Court judge, considered whether the duty of full and frank disclosure ends at the arbitration hearing, the judgment, and also whether the arbitral award should be treated as a ‘judgment’. Held: the duty of full and frank disclosure continued until the final disposition of the claims by the court.
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- Dishonesty
- arbitration
- Disclosure
- Fraud
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A v B [2025] EWFC 12714 April 2025
Trowell J. Application for a lump sum for litigation costs under Schedule 1 to the Children Act 1989 in relation to proceedings under s 8 of the Children Act 1989.
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