Man from Del Monte – he says “no”
Mr Imerman, 53, a one time owner of Del Monte Foods (known for its adverts), suffered a setback before Mr Justice Moylan in the financial application accompanying the divorce proceedings brought...
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We also help you protect your assets from the uncertainties in life; for example through the use of trusts, cohabitation agreements and pre-nuptial agreements.
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In...
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All bar one
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Court of Protection should give access to hearings
In an interview with Frances Gibb in The Times on 4 January 2010 ("Court of Public Protection should be opened to media, top judge says"), senior judge Denzil Lush advocates media attendance at Court...
Court of Protection Rules to be reviewed
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Today’s PRB was fairly boring. Unless you are a bank. Or a banker. Or a shareholder of a bank (which I suppose includes all of us).
So let’s get the bankers out of the way before looking at...
Court of Appeal – ex-wife to leave Chelsea home
The Court of appeal have concluded Mrs Miller Smith must leave the£14 million Chelsea family home, presently requiring a monthly mortgage payment of £27,000, concluding that although Mr Miller Smith...
