Elissa Da Costa, Barrister, London Chambers

Jonathan Walker-Kane, Barrister, Broadway House Chambers

Conference Programme

Radmacher – the current law on Pre Nuptial Agreements

• The Arguments in the Supreme Court

• The Supreme Court Decision

• The current position on pre nuptials

• The current position on post nuptials

• What should practitioners be advising Clients?

 Imerman and Disclosure by Foul Means

• The decisions prior to the Appeal

• The Court of Appeal Decision

• What are the ramifications for self help on disclosure?

• What fair means are there for disclosure?

• Where does it all leave Hildebrand?

 Media Access to Ancillary Relief Hearings

• Can it be prevented?

• What is the prejudice and to whom?

• How can Clients be protected from the media spotlight?

Agbaje –How to deal with Part III Matrimonial  and Family Proceedings Acts 1984 applications

• Analysis of the statute sections 13 and 16

• Overview of the Agbaje decision

• Guidelines on how the court should proceed when dealing with such matters

• Implications of the decision for clients

 Maintenance and the effect of Cohabitation

• Historical overview – Atkinson v Atkinson, Fleming v Fleming, K v K

• Facts of Grey v Grey

• Decision in Grey v Grey

• Did the court get it right?

 Appeals and Setting Aside

• Back to basics – Cordle v Cordle

• Recent procedural changes and time limits

• Second appeals – what do you need to know?

Speakers
Elissa Da Costa, Barrister, London Chambers

Jonathan Walker-Kane, Barrister, Broadway House Chambers

1:00pm CLOSE OF PROCEEDINGS

Venue

Kensington Town Hall, London - map