Newsletter 14
Cohabitants, Watch This Space!
July 2008

Newsletter 13
How long is a marriage?
Junel 2008

Newsletter 12
McCartney (Mills) –v- McCartney– A Watershed Case?
April 2008

Newsletter 11
Bankruptcy – Family Lawyers Breathe a Sigh Of Relief.
March 2008

Newsletter 10
The Door Creaks Open Slowly.
For many years, the English Judiciary have been resistant to the concept of Pre Nuptual Agreements.
January 2008

Newsletter 9
Autumn Snapshots
December 2007

Newsletter 8
Consequent upon a number of Court of Appeal and House of Lords decisions recently, it has become even more difficult to advise with any degree of certainty in high value financial cases following divorce.
August 2007

Newsletter 7
Three recent cases have sent tremors (and in the case of Hill and another –v- Haines) shockwaves through the family lawyers’ fraternity.
August 2007

Newsletter 6
All marriages are equal – but some are more equal than others.
The latest episode of the long running saga of Charman v Charman.
June 2007

Newsletter 5
Disclosure of a non-party's finances.
Since the inception of the European Convention on Human Rights, there has been uncertainty about the obligations upon a new partner of a party who is involved in matrimonial financial litigation, to disclose information about their finances.
March 2007

Newsletter 4
1. Valuing minority interest in private limited companies
2. Maintenance orders and the recipient's subsequent cohabitation
January 2007

Newsletter 3
1. Changing a child’s surname.
2. Maintenance Orders to pay for legal costs.
October 2006

Newsletter 2
1. The highest divorce settlement so far.
2. The Child Support Agency – what next?
September 2006

Newsletter 1
1. The effect of the decisions in Miller and McFarlane
2. Cohabitation – establishing a claim against the home.
3. Children – permanent removal from the jurisdiction.
August 2006