Financial Remedies Handbook
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Commentary
CURRENCY: 14th Edition, June 2023
Roger Bird, Former District Judge
District Judge Sophie Harrison, The County and Family Courts in Reading
The Financial Remedies Handbook (formerly entitled the Ancillary Relief Handbook) has established itself as a first resort for thousands of matrimonial lawyers. By combining a clear explanation of the applicable legal principles with straightforward advice on practice and procedure, this is the essential reference work for busy family lawyers, family mediators, accountants and financial advisers.
This new edition has been thoroughly revised throughout and contains detailed analysis and practical guidance on all recent case law and procedural developments.
This new edition has been thoroughly revised throughout and contains detailed analysis and practical guidance on all recent case law and procedural developments.
Key topics include:
• Periodical Payments
• Pensions
• Costs and Funding
• Enforcement
• Non-Court Dispute Resolution, Arbitration and 'Private FDRs'
• Appeals
• The Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 and Money Laundering
An Appendix also contains relevant legislative provisions.
Roger Bird, Former District Judge
District Judge Sophie Harrison, The County and Family Courts in Reading
The Financial Remedies Handbook (formerly entitled the Ancillary Relief Handbook) has established itself as a first resort for thousands of matrimonial lawyers. By combining a clear explanation of the applicable legal principles with straightforward advice on practice and procedure, this is the essential reference work for busy family lawyers, family mediators, accountants and financial advisers.
This new edition has been thoroughly revised throughout and contains detailed analysis and practical guidance on all recent case law and procedural developments.
This new edition has been thoroughly revised throughout and contains detailed analysis and practical guidance on all recent case law and procedural developments.
Key topics include:
• Periodical Payments
• Pensions
• Costs and Funding
• Enforcement
• Non-Court Dispute Resolution, Arbitration and 'Private FDRs'
• Appeals
• The Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 and Money Laundering
An Appendix also contains relevant legislative provisions.
Contributors
| Sophie Harrison, District Judge, Reading County Court and Family Court Hearing Centre | Author |
| Roger Bird LLB, Former District Judge | Author |
