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Marital Assets

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  • Wife was awarded 52% of the total available assets which were calculated by deducting £6.5m of the husband's post-separation earnings. Judgment, 22/11/2018, free
  • The wife was awarded over £9m from assets worth £38m after sharing, needs and the husband's pre-marital wealth were taken into account. Judgment, 21/11/2018, free
  • Final hearing of an application for financial remedies made in high value net worth divorce proceedings. Judgment, 30/05/2018, free
  • High value financial remedy appeal where the main focus was the judge's finding that he was unable to determine the value or future liquidity of the major business asset and his decision to make a so called Wells order. The court also addressed the impact of a pre-marital agreement, non-matrimonial assets and the sharing principle. Lord Justice Lewison, in the third judgment, makes some interesting points in relation to the difficulties in valuing private companies. The appeal was dismissed. Judgment, 11/05/2018, free
  • Husband's appeal against a finding that he had withdrawn and retained £340,000 from the wife's bank account was dismissed. Judgment, 18/04/2018, free

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Latest training

  • 12 questions on 3 cases summarised in the May 2018 Family Law Hub Digest CPD course, 05/06/2018, members only
  • Mena Ruparel and Mark Penston unpick the complex task of understanding the different types of remuneration that might crop up in financial remedy proceedings. Webcast, 19/04/2018, members only
  • Joe Switalski, of 29 Bedford Row, reviews the current case law and judicial thinking surrounding 'short marriages' in financial remedy proceedings. Recorded 19 March 2018. Webcast, 21/03/2018, members only
  • Alexis Campbell QC and Charlotte Trace, of 29 Bedford Row, review the key financial remedy cases and themes from the past 12 months and look at how they will affect judicial thinking and your own cases in the year to come. Webcast, 16/03/2018, members only
  • 6 questions to accompany the webinar which was recorded on 21 January 2014. CPD course, 23/01/2014, members only

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