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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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Quick Reads
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Events
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Autumn Budget: impact on the prime and super prime property market
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Charles Russell Speechlys' family team in the Court of Appeal on the meaning of "father"
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Quick Reads
BBC Points West interviews Julia Cox on the impact of the UK Autumn Budget on high-net-worth individuals
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In the Press
Spear’s quotes William Marriott and Hannah Catt on the implications of a ‘mansion tax’ for properties exceeding £2 million announced in the UK Autumn Budget
William Marriott
In the Press
Why the UK Still Deserves a Seat at the Table for Family Offices and Investment Fund Structures
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Insights