Chattels

W v X [2025] EWHC 1696 (Fam)

Schedule 1 'big money' case before Mr Justin Warshaw KC (sitting as a deputy High Court judge) concerning the financial provision of C.

Flo, FI v DO and the Future: Dogs on Divorce

Flo, FI v DO and the Future: Dogs on Divorce

Flo Meet Flo. She is my Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. I know I am biased, but she is beautiful and is a key member of my family. I bought her with my very first pay cheque from my work as a barrister and she has been with me ever since.

VTY v GDB [2025] EWFC 110 (B)

Judgment date: 24 April 2025 https://caselaw.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ewfc/b/2025/110 Recorder Taylor. Final hearing in a financial remedy application which concerned issues of non-disclosure and allegations of asset concealment in different countries. The matter also involved foreign litigation which appeared to undermine the existing proceedings in

Chattels: What If They Are Not to Be Divided by Agreement?

Chattels: What If They Are Not to Be Divided by Agreement?

Chattels are often in dispute between parties to financial remedy proceedings. However their division is something their lawyers are very happy not to get involved with. Little is more likely to lead to a sigh of relief than the words ‘Chattels – to be divided by agreement’. But what principles apply

RI v NG [2025] EWFC 9 (B)

Judgment date: 07 January 2025 https://caselaw.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ewfc/b/2025/9 DJ Ashworth. Background The parties agreed to marry in February 2024 and the wedding was scheduled to take place on 15 May 2024, but was later called off on 30 April 2024. As a result of

Loh v Loh-Gronager [2024] EWFC 241 (Fam)

Judgment date: 29 July 2024 https://caselaw.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ewfc/2024/241 Cusworth J. A preliminary issue hearing where the substantive question was how the chattels fell to be characterised for the purposes of the prenuptial agreement (PNA), and consequently the respective entitlements of the parties in those items