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17/09/2010
The Dahl Suite, St. David's Hotel ,Havannah Street, Cardiff
Family Finance Seminar
A lecture for family lawyers about ancillary relief. This will be a lecture in three parts. The first, from Rhys Taylor will analyse the implications of the recent Imerman v Imerman Court of Appeal case. Then Max Davies will present an update to the latest law and practice on the awards of maintenance. Finally Clive Weir will give a lecture on the current issues relating to pensions in ancillary relief.
The course will be held at St. Davids Hotel, Cardiff on Friday 17th September 2010, in The Dahl Suite, commencing at 2.00pm
The course will attract 3 CPD points
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Rhys Taylor, Barrister, Temple Chambers, will provide an analysis of the important recent Court of Appeal case of Imerman v Imerman [2010] EWCA Civ 908. This case has significant implications for ancillary relief cases, effectively overturning the judicial sanction for obtaining and using 'Hildebrand' documents in ancillary relief proceedings
Max Davies, Barrister, Temple Chambers, will speak about maintenance in ancillary relief cases. The law and practice relating to the award of maintenance in typical mid to high value cases can be confusing and this will be an opportunity for you to bring yourself up to speed with all the latest thinking in this regard.
Clive Weir, APMI, Chartered Financial Planner, of Albert Goodman, will address current issues concerning pensions on divorce. Many of you already know Clive who regularly prepares expert pension reports in ancillary relief cases and who has been a guest speaker for Temple Chambers before. He is a nationally recognised expert in the field of pensions on marital breakdown and also sits on the Resolution pension committee.
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Temple Chambers Cardiff 32 Park Place, Cardiff, CF10 3BA
T: 029 20397364 F: 029 20238423 DX 50769 Cardiff 2 |
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Temple Chambers Newport 12 Clytha Park Road, Newport, NP20 4PB
T: 01633 267403/255855 F: 01633 253441 DX 33208 Newport 1 |
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