Sarah Whitten quoted in the Financial Times on the issues that wealthy divorcees face in their new-found financial freedom
Sarah Whitten has been quoted in the Financial Times on the issues that wealthy divorcees face in their new-found financial freedom. Read more below (subscription required).
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Government rejects calls for reform for cohabitees
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UAE Family Businesses Law
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Rose Carey quoted in The Evening Standard on visitor visa applications
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DIFC Courts Offer Digital Vault Service to Store Documents
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The Autumn Statement 2022: Bah Humbug?
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Minimising the depletion of ‘clean capital’ by remittance basis users
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The Independent quotes Sarah Jane Boon on the 9.6% divorce increase in 2021
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Divorcees don’t forget retirement
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New Italian guidelines on taxation of trusts
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Financial remedies: A battle royale
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Changes to UK/Luxembourg Double Taxation Treaty and arbitration procedures
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U-turns on Mini-budget announcements
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Guidance for parents on telling their children about separation – how a mediator may help
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Surrogacy in Hong Kong, legally enforceable or not?
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Eye-catching announcements for private clients
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