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Tech Corner: iPad Pro (2021) Review, Or, as a Solicitor, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love a Tablet

Tech Corner: iPad Pro (2021) Review, Or, as a Solicitor, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love a Tablet

For as long as I can remember, an in-person attendance with family finance practitioners at the Bar has always been the first place for me to see the latest Apple releases in the wild. With apologies to younger readers who may not get the reference, I still recall my wide-eyed

Money Corner: Pension Taxation - A Tax on Ambition is Never Wise

Money Corner: Pension Taxation - A Tax on Ambition is Never Wise

Pension classification Most pension arrangements will be either one, or a hybrid, of the following arrangements: * Defined contribution (DC) (also known as ‘money purchase’): the retirement benefits (or income) are defined by the contributions you make. These are usually invested in stocks and shares, commercial property, and may also include

Financial Remedies Case Round-Up: February to April 2022

Financial Remedies Case Round-Up: February to April 2022

From the Chair of the Editorial Board ‘The Mostyn’ award for this issue: WC v HC (Financial Remedies Agreements) (Rev 1) [2022] EWFC 22. In our first issue, I indicated that the main aim of this Case Round-Up would be to feature a concise summary of judgments from all levels

Interview with Lord Sumption

Interview with Lord Sumption

In ‘Family law at a distance’,[[1]] you spoke about the benefits of cross-fertilisation. As a practitioner, were you ever interested in family law? Did you ever come across family law practice? No, I was a commercial practitioner. I had two exposures to family law before I went to the

DOWNLOAD ISSUE 1 - April 2022 (PDF)

DOWNLOAD ISSUE 1 - April 2022 (PDF)

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Notes on the launch of the Financial Remedies Journal

At last a journal has been launched to fill what seems to me to be a gross and obvious gap in the market. It has always struck me how our existing family law journals tend to treat financial remedies law and practice as the poor relation. Developments in public and

Introduction to Issue One of the Financial Remedies Journal

Introduction to Issue One of the Financial Remedies Journal

I am proud and delighted to introduce the first edition of the Financial Remedies Journal (FRJ). The paper journal sits alongside and complements its own website. Both the paper journal and the website are led by an interdisciplinary Editorial Board and are published and administered by Class Legal. Rhys Taylor