Lawyers say parties in financial remedy cases should remain anonymous

Parties in financial remedy proceedings should remain anonymous in judgments and press reports, a judge-led transparency group has recommended in a bid to clear up confusion.

A report from the financial remedies arm of the family president division's transparency implementation group said it was uncontroversial to state that the position in relation to transparency in the financial remedies court was ‘not straightforward’ and there was a large level of misunderstanding on the current position.

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