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Should misconduct be taken into account when an equitable division of assets is being attempted following a divorce? This is an extra special episode where we joined forces with the well-known legal podcast, Law & Disorder, hosted by Charlie Falconer (Labour peer and former Lord Chancellor), Ba…
We are joined by Rebecca Bailey-Harris (1 Hare Court) who was the first junior barrister for Mr Standish, and Sam Longworth (Stewarts) who was the lead partner for Mr Standish.   Rebecca tells us that the five principles in the judgment are: There is a conceptual distinction between matrimonial an…
To start our season with a bang, we are joined by Natasha Watson, Head of Law in Brighton & Hove City Council, and Darren Howe KC, 1 Crown Office Row Brighton, to discuss covert recordings and tracking devices.     Natasha was a member of the Family Justice Working Group who developed the Famil…
The Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 received royal assent on the 12th November 1975. We celebrate its 50th birthday with Emily Roskilly (Roskilly & Co) and Alexander Learmonth KC (New Square Chambers). Everyone needs a broad hinterland behind their specialist practice…

Trusts and Divorce

In this episode, Simon takes advantage of Anita’s absence to indulge his favourite topic: trusts and divorce. Simon is joined by three leading experts in the field: Emma Hargreaves  is a barrister at Serle Court chambers, specialising in contentious trust litigation. Abby Buckland is a partner in t…
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