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McCloud Remedy - a Ground to Set Aside Financial Orders?

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By Stephanie Coker, Charles Hale QC, Julia Townend
| Family Law Verified
Many will recall the McCloud judgment, in which the Court of Appeal determined that the transitional provisions in the Government’s 2015 public sector pension schemes were age discriminatory. In response to the judgment, the Government agreed to unravel these changes. Last year, the Government announced its solution known as the McCloud Remedy. But what does this mean for pension trustees? Do these circumstances amount to grounds to set aside a financial remedy order?
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The Brief: Financial Remedy Update from 4PB (July 2022)

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By Charles Hale QC, Julia Townend
| Family Law Verified
Case reflects the reality of FR litigation in county courts up and down the country, where there are litigants in person, no expert reports and ‘best practice’, even though this may be necessary and shows how that is often navigated. DDJ Arshad outlined the relevant law in relation to financial remedy proceedings, citing s 25 MCA and White v White [2000] 2 FLR 981.
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Second issue of ‘The Brief ‘on Financial Remedies coming up in July's Family Law Journal

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By Charles Hale QC, Julia Townend
| Family Law Verified
The July issue of Family Law sees the second fantastic issue of ‘The Brief’ from the team at 4PB, Charles Hale QC, Rhiannon Lloyd and Julia Townend: an in-depth monthly Financial Remedies Update telling you everything you need to know across case law, changes to legislation, and any new rules in financial remedies procedure. With practical insights from ‘the ground’, the issues that matter most to you, this second instalment of The Brief focuses on case law and practice updates.
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