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Rebuilding lives after brain injury: the role of the Court of Protection
Jemma Garside
Generally, English law recognises at face value a marriage celebrated overseas. The same is not always true of a foreign divorce – or more accurately, the financial orders made following a foreign divorce.
Is maintenance a meal ticket for life? Should courts actively encourage maintenance recipients to strive to become more self-sufficient?
In our January Edition, Chris McIntosh provided an overview of property rights of unmarried couples. The case of Kernott –v- Jones [2010] EWCA Civ 578 brings the position up to date.
In a report published by The Telegraph this week, the High Court has awarded a wife, after 25 years of marriage, only £4.3million pounds in a divorce where the total wealth was between £21million and £24million. The reason given for this unequal sharing of wealth was that much of the Husband’s wealth had been inherited from his family and so the court felt it should remain with him.
Jemma Garside
Lord Carter of Haslemere CB
Nikola Southern
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