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HAYLEY TRIM, Family Law PSL, Jordan PublishingOn 20 October 2010 the Supreme Court finally handed down judgment in the eagerly anticipated Radmacher v Granatino [2010] UKSC 42 case. The facts are well...

David Hodson is presently on holiday. Lucy Loizou is a fluent Greek speaking Solicitor and Associate at The International Family Law Group and acts in complex financial and children disputes. This...

In White and then Miller; McFarlane the House of Lords told us that a fair division of income and capital was the imperative; there was no place for gender discrimination in matrimonial finance;...

Mind the Gap: The inherent jurisdiction and common sense to the rescueIn the current climate of anxiety about the impact of financial cuts, I was heartened to read the judgment of the President in A...

The 14th Australian National Family Law Conference has just concluded in Canberra. It remains the world's foremost national conference for practising family lawyers and increasingly an important date...

Well, the world did not stop turning and the sun is still shining - well, it is here, anyway. There was, indeed, a lot of comment on the case handed down last week and some very useful stuff there...

Fed up of Radmacher yet? This paragraph of Lady Hale's dissenting judgment re-ignited my interest. "...the object of an ante-nuptial agreement is to deny the economically weaker spouse the...

The Supreme Court has sent a clear message in its majority decision in Radmacher v Granatino that the judiciary supports law reform in the area of nuptial agreements (both pre nuptial and post...

Marital agreements after Radmacher for international familiesThe Supreme Court decision in Radmacher on 20 October 2010 was always going to have significant impact in the international family...

Radmacher - Fettering but not oustingWhen the 1973 Matrimonial Causes Act was enacted Judges were required by statute to ensure that they exercised their powers to make financial provision on divorce...

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