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The Financial Remedies Journal annual essay competition
The editorial board of the Financial Remedies Journal is delighted to announce the launch of its second essay competition, which will be open to any undergraduate law or GDL law student from a University in England and Wales. We particularly invite submissions from those who do not yet have a
The Prenup That Leaked: Entwistle v Helliwell Explained
For financial remedy lawyers, life’s certainties are death, taxes, and discovering assets the other side swore blind didn’t exist. The Court of Appeal decision in Entwistle v Helliwell [2025] EWCA Civ 1055 is a reminder that, with pre-nuptial agreements, disclosure isn’t just a polite formality.
Look What You Made Me Do: The FRJ Attempts to Shoehorn Itself into Taylor Swift’s Engagement
The time has come for the FRJ to shamelessly grasp for relevance among those down (bad) with popular culture.