Michael v Michael (No 1) [2024] EWFC 463
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Watch - 'The Impact of a Child’s Additional Needs on Proceedings' & 'Standing outside the Booth with a G & T - Matrimonialisation and the Business'
Watch the recording of our most recent webinar, featuring a series of talks from two speakers from 3PB Barristers. The webinar is split into 2 sections, the first talk covering 'The Impact of a Child’s Additional Needs on Proceedings' with Aimee Fox, and the second talk covering
Rules for Naming Documents to be uploaded to Case File View
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West Midlands FR Zone Local Practice Direction
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DOWNLOAD 2024 ISSUE 2 – Summer 2024 (PDF)
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DR Corner: Introducing Assent: Combining Arbitration and Private FDRs in a Streamlined Process based on the FPR Directions
Anyone who has tried to arrange a Private Financial Dispute Resolution (pFDR) will be familiar with that sinking feeling when the process is slipping away. It starts with a low-level dispute over the judge, the date or the location of the hearing. Then a seemingly innocuous question about disclosure. A
Pre-nuptial Agreements – A Good Route to Autonomy?
Every family lawyer knows that the validity of pre-nuptial agreements (pre-nups) is at the mercy of the judge’s discretion, yet a freely entered agreement that is not unfair will be given decisive weight.[[1]] This authority stems from the landmark case of Radmacher v Granatino [2010] UKSC 42, where