Top family lawyers have welcomed a high-profile Court of Appeal ruling that could have resulted in streams of wealthy City divorcees attempting to renegotiate their settlements. Mr Justice Thorpe ruled last week (1 April) that Brian Myerson, a shareholder with Principle Capital Holdings (PCH), could not renegotiate his divorce terms, despite seeing his wealth shrink significantly during the recession.
April 09, 2009 at 01:24 AM
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Top family lawyers support Court decision which could have led to a flood of divorce renegotiations
Top family lawyers have welcomed a high-profile Court of Appeal ruling that could have resulted in streams of wealthy City divorcees attempting to renegotiate their settlements.
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