Dictionary of Financial Remedies
A unique, accessible and up-to-date guide to the key concepts of financial remedies.
The Dictionary of Financial Remedies is a unique reference guide to the key concepts, cases and practice of financial remedies.
An ideal quick reference for when you are in court, conference or mediation and written in a style that will appeal to family lawyers, mediators and other non-lawyers involved in financial remedy proceedings.
This 2017 edition has been thoroughly reviewed, the tables updated and dozens of key cases from the last 12 months referenced and their impact explained. New entries Interest on Arrears, Civil restraint Orders & Arbitration ensure that the book keeps pace with the latest issues in financial remedies.
Presented in a unique A-Z format, with cross-references where required, each entry sets out the essential law, key cases and invaluable practice points for that topic so you can quickly refresh your knowledge of the subject with minimum fuss.
The book distils the combined experience of the Editors, His Honour Judge Edward Hess, Peter Duckworth, and Sally Max, whose aim is to provide a concise, practical handbook that focuses on the most important issues and practice points, covering everything from agreements to variation of settlements.
All this packed into a portable A4 book, updated annually, which makes the Dictionary of Financial Remedies the perfect court companion or trusted library reference.
Who would find this book useful?
- Every family law solicitor, barrister or legal executive advising clients on financial provision after separation.
- Mediators and other professionals involved in out of court dispute resolution.
- Expert witnesses, financial planners and pensions advisers working on financial remedy cases.
- McKenzie Friends & litigants in person
£50.00
Dictionary of Financial Remedies editors
His Honour Judge Edward Hess
His Honour Judge Edward Hess, sits at the Central Family Court and is the author of Pensions on Divorce. He is also a regular speaker on practical issues in family law practice.
Peter Duckworth
Peter Duckworth, a barrister at 29 Bedford Row, is the author of the long-standing key family law reference work, Matrimonial Property & Finance. He is also a well-respected speaker on family financial remedies.
Sally Max
Sally Max is a barrister at 29 Bedford Row with over 15 years experience working exclusively in financial provision.