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Cryptocurrency in Divorce: Disclosure, Hidden Assets and What the Courts Now Expect (2026). A specialist’s guide to cryptocurrency and digital assets in high-net-worth divorce

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By Alex Curran, Ben Parry-Smith
| phb.co.uk
Legal Director, Family Department, Payne Hicks Beach Ranked in the Spear’s Family Lawyers Index 2026 (Rising Star), Chambers UK 2026, Chambers High Net Worth 2025 and The Legal 500 UK 2026, and named a 2024 eprivateclient NextGen Leader Alex O’Dwyer Curran is a Legal Director in the Family Department at Payne Hicks Beach, one of the country’s pre-eminent family law teams.
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Domestic Abuse and the Criminal Law: What Happens When the Police Get Involved

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By Alex Curran, Victoria Hingston, Ben Parry-Smith
| phb.co.uk
A Defence and Investigations Partner’s Guide What happens when domestic abuse is reported to the police? When domestic abuse is reported, the police investigate and can arrest a suspect, gather evidence such as body-worn video and witness accounts, and impose bail conditions to protect the person at risk. The Crown Prosecution Service then decides whether to charge, applying its legal test.
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Gambling and Divorce in England and Wales: What the World Cup Means for Your Finances and Your Marriage

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By Alex Curran, Camellia Buckmaster
| phb.co.uk
England is in the grip of a World Cup summer. As millions of people watch the matches, place bets, and follow the odds, the reality for some families is that gambling moves from an occasional flutter to something far more serious. The relationship between gambling and divorce is a question I am asked about increasingly in practice.
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