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Matrimonial Finance Law & Practice: Shaping New Developments into Solution-Focused Answers for Your Clients

Court-Proven, Solution-Focused Answers to 7 of the Thorniest Legal Challenges facing Experienced Practitioners: Directly from Top-Flight King’s Counsel, Judges and Senior Juniors

Matrimonial Finance 2026

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  1. Agreement in Principle - Nick Power, Broadway House Chambers

    How do you reopen or vary ‘agreement in principle’ deals that never made it into a sealed consent order following recent cases?

  2. Business Assets - Nicholas Yates KC, 1 Hare Court Chambers

    How far can you push the courts over non-equal divisions of private businesses with arguments over liquidity, business risk or quasi-partnership status?

  3. Capacity & Coercion - Andrew Bagchi KC, 1GC Family Law

    How do you control - and overcome - difficulties if you suspect one party is being coerced, manipulated or lacks mental capacity?

  4. Capacity & Coercion (NTS) - Andrew Bagchi KC, 1GC Family Law

    How do you control - and overcome - difficulties if you suspect one party is being coerced, manipulated or lacks mental capacity?

  5. Dissipation - Abigail Bennett, JMW Solicitors

    What is the latest judicial thinking on dissipation — including post-separation expenditure, soft loans, credit-card spending and add-backs?

  6. Matrimonialisation - Justin Warshaw KC, 1 Hare Court Chambers

    Where is the leeway to structure wealth so that it avoids matrimonialisation in light of Standish [2025], and what if one party shares and the other doesn’t?

  7. Third-party Interests - Andrzej Bojarski KC, 36 Family

    In the face of judicial inconsistency, how do you balance third-party beneficial interests with the s.25 needs exercise — and when is joinder unavoidable?

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