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10 January 2020

Not for sharing: passive growth, post-separation accrual, and post-separation earning capacity
Kate Armstrong, Dere Street BarristersNow that the dust has settled after Waggott v Waggott [2018] EWCA Civ 727, [2018] 2 FLR 406 this article reviews the recent series of reported cases dealing with...
Articles 10 January 2020
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9 January 2020

January alert for family dispute specialists
Family dispute specialists are on January alert, as couples across the country resolve to end their relationships after a stressful holiday period. “The festive period often proves the final...
News 9 January 2020
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8 January 2020

Court orders change in living arrangements for a child following parental alienation
Jenny Bowden, an associate in Stewarts' Divorce and Family team, reviews a recent case in which a judge ruled that a child should move to live with his father instead of his mother following...
Jenny Bowden
Articles 8 January 2020
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8 January 2020

National family justice organisation welcomes an end to the blame game
National family justice body, Resolution, has announced that it welcomes the announcement from the Ministry of Justice that the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill is being reintroduced into...
News 8 January 2020
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8 January 2020

Neil v Neil [2019] EWHC 3330 (Fam)
(Family Court, Moor J, 22 November 2019)Financial remedies – Divorce – Application to set aside part of consent order on basis of fraudThe Family Court set aside part of the final order...
Francesca Esposito
Financial Remedies 8 January 2020
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8 January 2020

A London Borough v X and others (Wardship: Parental Responsibility; Deprivation of Liberty) [2019] EWHC B16 (Fam)
(Family Division, Theis J, 12 December 2019)Public law children – Wardship – Parental Responsibility – Deprivation of libertyThe Family Division held that wardship proceedings should...
Francesca Esposito
Judgments 8 January 2020
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8 January 2020

TT v CDS [2019] EWHC 3572 (Fam)
(Family Division, Cohen J, 20 December 2019)Financial remedies – Divorce –  Property interests The Family Division held that the beneficial interest in the business had to be...
Francesca Esposito
Financial Remedies 8 January 2020
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8 January 2020

Avoidance, evasion and the family court
Lisa Vanderheide, Tax Director at StewartsSarah Havers, Senior Associate at StewartsIn a cross-discipline article, Lisa Vanderheide, a tax director in the Tax Litigation and Investigations department...
Articles 8 January 2020
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6 January 2020

Non-court dispute resolution in family law – why simply emphasising its use is not enough
Over the last two decades, there has undoubtedly been an increased emphasis on using non-court dispute resolution (N-CDR) in family law cases. The Family Procedure Rules 2010 (FPR), the...
Matthew Hodgson
Articles 6 January 2020
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6 January 2020

Emotion and litigation: Will disputes shown to have marked effect on clients’ mental health
Emotional personal litigation such as disputes over wills can have a big impact on the mental health of people involved who often have to challenge family members’ actions.In a new survey of its...
Paula Myers
News 6 January 2020
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