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In three recent decisions Mostyn J has mounted a strong challenge – some would say not before time – to the assumption that judgments in financial remedy cases should routinely be anonymised. Was he right to do so? Is it time for ordinary principles of open justice to carry greater weight in

Businesses are a regular feature in financial remedy cases – but issues such as how privately owned ones should be valued (both now and historically), how deferred remuneration should be treated, and the tax treatment of their value and the income they generate are far from straight-forward. Sofia Thomas (Thomas Consulting)

Watch the recording of 'Pensions Offsetting: a new chapter? An introduction to the Galbraith Tables' first broadcast on Wednesday 30th March 2022. Offsetting of pension rights on divorce using non-pensions assets is a tried and tested remedy, but one which has often created pitfalls for practitioners. Many of

This webinar covers the consequences of a party’s death on impending, ongoing or concluded divorce and financial proceedings. It includes a summary of the current case law, with an emphasis on the recent decision of the High Court in Hasan v Ul-Hasan (deceased) & Anor. [2021] EWHC 1791 (Fam)