14 by FOURTEEN

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14 by FOURTEEN

FOURTEEN Chambers

4 episodes

5 days ago

Brought to you by FOURTEEN, a leading Family Law set in London, "14 by FOURTEEN" delivers clear, concise insights into the world of Family Law in just 14 minutes per episode. In each episode, our barristers unpack the legal processes, key issues, and common questions that arise from family court; from child arrangements and financial remedies to court documents and procedures. Designed for anyone navigating or working within family proceedings, this podcast offers accessible knowledge without the jargon.

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14 by FOURTEEN

Standish v Standish: What does it mean for matrimonialisation?

In this episode, Tatiana Rocha is joined by Matt Warmoth to unpack the long-awaited Supreme Court decision in Standish v Standish. They explore the elusive concept of “matrimonialisation,” what the judgment clarified (and what it didn’t), and how this case may shape future financial remedy proceedings.

Show notes:

Supreme Court UK Standish v Standish: https://www.supremecourt.uk/cases/uksc-2024-0089

Matt Warmoth's profile:

https://fourteen.co.uk/our-people/our-barristers/matthew-warmoth/

Tatiana Rocha's Profile: https://fourteen.co.uk/our-people/our-barristers/tatiana-rocha/

Episode music by The 87

1 month ago

14 minutes 59 seconds

14 by FOURTEEN

Why are Financial Remedy Proceedings so important?

Divorced doesn’t always mean settled when it comes to finances. In this episode, barristers Holly Symonds and host Tatiana Rocha walk through Financial Remedy Proceedings: what the court can order, how fairness is determined, and why full disclosure (and good negotiation) matter more than ever.

Holly Symonds profile: https://fourteen.co.uk/our-people/our-barristers/holly-symonds/

Tatiana Rocha profile: https://fourteen.co.uk/our-people/our-barristers/tatiana-rocha/

Episode music by The 87

2 months ago

14 minutes 4 seconds

14 by FOURTEEN

Covert Recordings in Family Law

What are the implications of using covert recordings in family court proceedings? In this episode, barristers Chris Miller and host Tatiana Rocha explore the newly published guidance from the Family Justice Council. Learn more about the legal intricacies and ethical dilemmas surrounding covert recordings, including the repercussions in the context of proceedings and wider family dynamics, and their admissibility in court.

Show notes:

View the Family Justice Council Guidance on covert recordings: https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Covert-recordings-in-Family-Law-proceedings-concerning-children-Family-Justice-Council-Guidance.pdf

Chris Miller's profile: https://fourteen.co.uk/our-people/our-barristers/christopher-miller/

Tatiana Rocha's profile: https://fourteen.co.uk/our-people/our-barristers/tatiana-rocha/

Episode music provided by The 87

2 months ago

14 minutes 24 seconds

14 by FOURTEEN

Introducing 14 by FOURTEEN

14 by FOURTEEN is the new podcast from FOURTEEN Chambers, offering quick, 14-minute episodes on the real-world workings of family law. In this trailer, we introduce the series and explain what you can expect: straightforward legal insights from the individuals who practice family law everyday.