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Felicity Chapman has written for eprivateclient on what happens when a party dies mid-way through a financial claim on or after a divorce. Read more below (subscription required).
What happens when a party dies mid-way through a financial claim on or after a divorce?
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Ziva Robertson
News
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Mary Perham
Insights
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Maddie Dunn
In the Press
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Thomas Moran
In the Press
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Quick Reads
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Dominic Lawrance
Insights
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Ivan Lu
Quick Reads
To share or not to share, that is the question. The Supreme Court hands down judgment in ‘big money’ divorce case Standish v Standish and clarifies the position regarding matrimonialisation and the sharing principle
Miranda Fisher
Insights
The decision in Standish Stands Up for Prenups – Huge boost for prenups as Supreme Court decision underscores asset protection
Miranda Fisher
Quick Reads
City AM quotes Dominic Lawrance on the suitability of a non-dom tiered tax regime (TTR)
Dominic Lawrance
In the Press
The Law Society Gazette quotes Miranda Fisher on the upcoming Supreme Court Standish v Standish judgment
Miranda Fisher
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