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The Financial Remedies Journal 2024 Undergraduate Essay Competition – Watch this Space!

The Financial Remedies Journal 2024 Undergraduate Essay Competition – Watch this Space!

The editorial board of the Financial Remedies Journal is delighted to announce the launch of a new essay competition which will be open to any undergraduate law or combined law student from a university in England and Wales. The essay competition has been designed to give undergraduate law students with

Interview with Professor David Hodson

Interview with Professor David Hodson

The Life and Career of Professor David Hodson OBE KC(Hons) MCIArb, Solicitor, Mediator, Arbitrator, Australian Solicitor and DDJ David, what was your background? It was modest. My father won a scholarship to a grammar school in Southampton but like so many, the war interfered with his education and he

Chair’s Column (Summer 2023)

Chair’s Column (Summer 2023)

A fond farewell to Mostyn J In this issue of the Financial Remedies Journal (FRJ) we have decided to shine an approving and appreciative light on Mr Justice Mostyn, a great family lawyer and the greatest financial remedies lawyer of our age, who has powerfully dominated this territory for a

DOWNLOAD 2023 ISSUE 2 – Summer 2023 (PDF)

DOWNLOAD 2023 ISSUE 2 – Summer 2023 (PDF)

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Mr Justice Mostyn – An Appreciation on His Forthcoming Retirement

Mr Justice Mostyn – An Appreciation on His Forthcoming Retirement

Cruel fate has cut short the judicial career of one of the greatest family lawyers of our times. He explains why in his article, ‘Sir Nicholas Mostyn shares his experience of living with Parkinson’s’ [2023] IFL 67. In the form of a revelatory interview (see p 89 below) with

Interview with Mr Justice Mostyn – Rules and Woolly Discretion

Interview with Mr Justice Mostyn – Rules and Woolly Discretion

Interview with Mr Justice Mostyn – Rules and Woolly Discretion Alexander Chandler KC 1 KBW Many thanks for agreeing to be interviewed for the Financial Remedies Journal Very good to see you. You come at the end of an era. Tomorrow is my last day sitting in the Admin Court, hearing

The Revised Standard Family Court Orders – In with the New

The Revised Standard Family Court Orders – In with the New

The standard orders project has a long history. The then President (Sir James Munby) first appointed a drafting group in 2013 under the leadership of Mostyn J to produce a comprehensive set of orders that it was intended would become mandatory in the Family Court and the Family Division. Such