Transparency

Privacy and Transparency in the Financial Remedies Court

Privacy and Transparency in the Financial Remedies Court

Anyone who has had the benefit and privilege of listening to Mostyn J speak in an extra-judicial capacity will have been afforded a peek into the extraordinary breadth of knowledge and learning of one of England’s most experienced family judges. The range of references that pepper his deliveries – cultural,

The Unintended Consequences of Law – a Postscript

The Unintended Consequences of Law – a Postscript

Not long ago I wrote a tiresomely long post about what I will call the transparency in financial remedy (FR) cases, a topic about which there has been much recent debate (see Very Much Ancillary). Others may quibble about the use of the term ‘transparency’ but to me it encapsulates

Transparency in the FRC: the Workings of the TIG Sub-Group

Transparency in the FRC: the Workings of the TIG Sub-Group

It is somewhat ironic, to say the least, that very few people outside our own number, know who is a member of the FRC sub-group of the Transparency Implementation Group (TIG), how we work, what we aim to achieve, how we hope to achieve it and when will all this

Very Much Ancillary

Very Much Ancillary

A lot has been written of late about the privacy (or otherwise) of family money cases, and all of it by men with big brains and a lot of words. As someone who hasn’t conducted a money case for some years (not great with numbers, me), I would not

Financial Remedies Court Practice Guidance (Anonymisation cases post Xanthopoulos v Rakshina)

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Consultation on a proposal for a standard reporting permission order in financial remedy proceeding

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