1. First meeting with the client; 2. Disclosure; 3. Ancillary relief procedure; 4. Powers of the Court; 5. Experts/valuations; 6. Agreement between the spouses; 7. Special/unusual considerations; 8. The route to settlement; 9. Interim application/orders; 10. Costs; 11. Future applications; Precedents.
Andrew Newbury is a partner at Pannones. Andrew specialises in divorce and handling complex financial settlements. He is Chairman of the Resolution Training Committee, and lectures and writes for several organisations and publications. Angela Moores is a Resolution accredited specialist in Substantial Asset Financial Settlements and in Private Children Act Law. She has particular expertise in handling complex financial settlements on divorce/dissolution involving owner-managed businesses, pensions and overseas assets. Angela is a regular speaker at seminars and contributor to specialist publications.
'This is a book that every family lawyer should have readily to hand. The CD is especially welcome. [It is] a clear, concise handbook to the vexed and complex areas of ancillary relief and a welcome addition to the modern Law Society library.' Phillip Taylor, barrister, Richmond Green Chambers 'This important new edition...sets out the current law and applies it both to typical cases and complex ones and includes a useful section on experts and valuations.' The Practical Lawyer
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