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Free Webinar | 'The Impact of a Child’s Additional Needs on Proceedings' & 'Standing outside the Booth with a G & T - Matrimonialisation and the Business'
8th July 2024
Join us on Thursday 25th July 2024 from 1pm to 2pm for a free webinar featuring a series of talks from two speakers from 3PB Barristers. The webinar will be split into 2 sections, the first talk will cover 'The Impact of a Child’s Additional Needs on Proceedings' with Aimee Fox, and the second talk covering 'Standing outside the Booth with a G & T - Matrimonialisation and the Business' with Michael George.
Aimee’s talk, entitled ‘The Impact of a Child’s Additional Needs on Proceedings’, will be from 1pm to 1:30pm and will draw on her experience in cases involving financial matters where children have additional needs.
Michael’s talk is entitled 'Standing outside the Booth with a G & T - Matrimonialisation and the Business', will be from 1:30pm to 2pm, where he will review the latest guidance on matrimonial assets and how this new guidance may be applied to evaluation of a fair outcome where business assets are part of the pot.
This webinar will be recorded. If you are not able to attend live, please still register and the recording will be sent to you afterwards.
SPEAKERS
Aimee Fox, 3PB Barristers
Aimee Fox is a specialist in family and education law with an established practice specialising in financial remedies and private law proceedings. Aimee is also a qualified family finance arbitrator.
Aimee’s talk, entitled ‘The Impact of a Child’s Additional Needs on Proceedings’, will draw on her experience in cases involving financial matters where children have additional needs.
Michael George, 3PB Barristers
Michael George is an experienced family practitioner specialising in family finance matters and financial remedies. Michael regularly takes instruction on cases with a business assets and international dynamics.
Michael’s talk is entitled “Standing outside the Booth with a G & T - Matrimonialisation and the Business”, where he will review the latest guidance on matrimonial assets and how this new guidance may be applied to evaluation of a fair outcome where business assets are part of the pot.
3PB Barristers is one of the UK’s oldest chambers, established at 3 Paper Buildings in the Temple on Christmas Day in 1892. 130 years later, 3PB has grown into the third largest set in the UK with 14 Silks, over 200 junior barristers and almost 50 clerking and other staff across six locations – London, Birmingham, Bournemouth, Bristol, Oxford, and Winchester.
3PB’s barristers are recognised for their excellence in three key areas: advice, advocacy, and client services. Renowned for consistently attracting high level, complex instructions from solicitors, businesses, and individuals, 3PB prides itself in working with our clients to provide the most suitable expert for each case.
