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The Family Law Pod from St John’s Chambers
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What is the position on domestic abuse as ‘conduct’ in financial remedy proceedings?
The Family Law Pod from St John’s Chambers
33 minutes 16 seconds
1 year ago
What is the position on domestic abuse as ‘conduct’ in financial remedy proceedings?
In this episode Sophie Smith-Holland and Chelsea Bartlett will discuss the implications of the case N v J [2024] EWFC 184, in respect of if and how to run domestic abuse allegations as ‘conduct’ in financial remedy proceedings.
The Family Law Pod from St John’s Chambers