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Share plans and proprietary estoppel: be careful what you promise
Samuel Sherr
30 October 2023
National Fertility Awareness Week | In the Club?
In this National Fertility Awareness Week (30 Oct – 5 Nov 2023) Connie Atkinson, partner in the Family & Divorce team at law firm Kingsley Napley LLP, discusses the challenges of ‘trying to conceive’ that she has experienced first hand and from supporting her clients.
25 October 2023
‘Partners aren’t born, they’re made’: How to make partner in a top law firm
Jane Keir, along with other leading experts in the world of wealth tell Spear’s on how they made it to the top – and how to make partner at a prestigious firm
19 October 2023
“Either board the AI train now, or alight and be left behind” – The Kingsley Napley Family Junior Debate 2023
When ChatGPT is asked “Does the future of a fair financial remedies system lie in AI?”, the response is: “the future of a fair financial remedies system may involve the integration of AI technologies, but it's important to recognise both the potential benefits and challenges associated with this approach.” A strikingly typical lawyer’s answer, for a machine. Will AI revolutionise and provide certainty and cost-efficiency for the family legal system, or is it a treacherous commodity here to replace jobs and create unfairness?
3 October 2023
Rise of the machines? The role of AI on divorce
The Kingsley Napley Junior Debate is taking place this week and we’re going to be discussing the impact of artificial intelligence on the way in which we help clients reach financial settlements. As someone who doesn’t know much at all about how AI works and the extent of its potential, I have spent some time trying to familiarise myself with what it can offer and the potential pitfalls.
31 August 2023
How to enforce a court order made in financial proceedings
When a court order is made in financial proceedings following a divorce (either by a court or through agreement), the Order will set out each parties’ obligations, for example the Order may provide for maintenance, lump sum payment, sale of a property or pension sharing order. The Order provides both parties with protection in case the other party defaults on the Order.
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