The Court of Appeal (CoA) has upheld a financial remedy order (FRO), one that pierced a sham trust structure that was intended to hold one spouse primarily liable for a significant and uncertain tax
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The Supreme Court determined that the Home Office may lawfully serve citizenship deprivation notices and orders in immediate succession to prevent dual nationals from exploiting legal loopholes of
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The High Court has delivered a significant ruling in a complex financial remedy case, declaring that a purported £1.6m debt was a fraudulent fabrication intended to strip a matrimonial home of its
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The Court of Appeal (CoA) has established a significant legal precedent by ruling that the risk of being re-trafficked due to generalised poverty and economic necessity does not, in and of itself,
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The High Court ruled in favour of the principle of “fairness over strict equality” in cases involving high-risk business assets.Facts:The husband and wife met in 1994 when they were aged 25 and 20,
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The Court of Appeal (CoA) focused on the high legal threshold required to prevent the deportation of a foreign national who has previously been convicted of serious violent crimes.Facts:The appellant
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A recent decision of the Court of Appeal (CoA) provides crucial guidance for family law practitioners and prospective clients engaged in Children Act 1989 proceedings, particularly those involving
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The Court of Appeal (CoA) has provided a clear and elevated barrier for extended adult family members seeking to enter the UK under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR),
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The Court of Appeal (CoA) reaffirmed that adoption is a last resort and courts must conduct a rigorous proportionality analysis when considering placement orders. Where a child is thriving with a
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A recent judgement of the Court of Appeal (CoA) reinforces the legal principle that the acquisition of British citizenship by the child can remove the foundation for the derivative right under