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Potanina v Potanin: Landmark decision in favour of wife ‘reinforces London’s reputation as the divorce capital’
The case centred on Mrs Potanina’s claim for financial relief in England and Wales following her divorce from Vladimir Potanin,…
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Abu Dhabi resident files for $272 million divorce settlement in ‘bellwether’ case
Case highlights Abu Dhabi’s growing reputation for handling complex, high-value divorces quickly and discreetly and represents a pivotal moment for…
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Supreme Court defeat for Russian-born billionaire Eugene Shvidler marks ‘huge blow’ in HNW UK sanctions fight
Shvidler, who was estimated to be worth more than £1.2 billion before the war, has had his UK-based assets frozen…
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Through the keyhole: how HNWs can protect privacy and reputation when employing household staff
As the lines between digital and private lives blur, high-net-worth families face growing risks to their privacy and security. Experts…
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Bringing wills into the 21st century: will major inheritance law reform soothe or spark legal battles?
The Law Commission's landmark report could shake up inheritance laws in England and Wales, granting stepfamilies, divorced partners and second…
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‘Nothing ages you like a bad divorce’: what HNWs are doing to avoid divorce drama
From therapy to 'nesting' and even shamanistic rituals, HNWs are going to great lengths to avoid an acrimonious divorce
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Robert Macfarlane’s new book asks ‘Should nature have legal rights?’
The British nature writer explores the idea that natural entities deserve legal standing in 'Is a River Alive?'
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What the UK’s third-largest divorce settlement teaches us about coercive control
A £230 million landmark ruling highlights an increasingly nuanced legal approach to coercive behaviour in divorce
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Pre-marital wealth doesn’t have to be shared on divorce, Supreme Court rules
The eagerly anticipated judgment in the landmark case of Standish v Standish will have far-reaching implications for the division of…
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What are the legal risks of international relocation?
After a divorce, the international relocation of children can quickly create a tangled web of legal complexity
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Fixed fees split opinion in UHNW divorces
As the battle against exorbitant legal costs in divorce goes on, could fixed fees be a viable solution? Expert opinion…
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What is a precedent prenup?
Template-based ‘precedent prenups' are an emerging trend among wealthy families
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Is London’s reign as the world’s divorce capital coming to an end?
Collaborative divorce, ‘forum shopping’ and London's legal standing on the world stage are key themes in this year's survey
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How non-court dispute resolution is changing family law
Reforms have to led to a sharp increase in divorces being settled out of court. But mediation is no silver…
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Will UK reforms stop the scourge of debanking?
UK debanking reforms will offer protection and legal leverage to UHNW individuals, particularly those concerned about politically influenced banking decisions,…
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How the Tattle Life ruling backs HNW defamation claims
A groundbreaking libel case revealed the identity of the operator behind Tattle Life, a gossip site accused of profiting from…
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