The Second Annual HNW Divorce Next Gen Summit
Returning for a second year, this event will equip next generation practitioners with the knowledge on developing their skills and becoming HNW Divorce experts.
In-Person | 14th March 2024 | The Cumberland, London
Agenda
Registration
9.00am
Co-Chairs' Opening Remarks
9.30am
Jennifer Dickson, Partner
Withers
Max Turnell, Barrister
1KBW
Exploring the Risks and Complexities of Pre- and Post-Nuptial Agreements
9.40am
- Prenuptial agreement litigation
- Contesting international prenups
- Court’s willingness to uphold pre- and post-nuptial agreements
Amy Radnor, Partner
Farrer & Co
Georgina Howitt, Barrister
1 Hare Court
Sarfraz Ali , Senior Associate
Withers
Analysing the Intersectionality Between Family Law and Criminal Law
10.20am
- Life cycle of a criminal case
- General crime offences arising in family cases
- What happens to the family case during a criminal investigation
- Admissibility of evidence
- Non Mols v Restraining Orders, Domestic Violence Protection Notices and Orders
Alexandra Bishop, Senior Associate
Kingsley Napley
Nick Dent, Managing Associate
Mishcon de Reya
Emma Fenn, Barrister
Garden Court Chambers
Navigating Third Party Claims and Interveners
11.00am
- Circumstances where third parties join proceedings
- Defending and/challenging third parties and interveners
- Contested hearings involving interveners
Simon Blain, Partner
Forsters
Alex Carruthers , Partner
Hughes Fowler Carruthers
Thomas Haggie, Barrister
QEB
Lucia Crimp, Barrister
1KBW
Networking & Refreshment Break
11.40am
Breakout Sessions
12.00pm
During this interactive element of the agenda, delegates will be able to attend 1 of 4 sessions.
Cross-Jurisdictional Matters
- Commencing matrimonial proceedings – jurisdictional considerations for international families
- Moving proceedings to another jurisdiction
- Dealing with assets in different jurisdictions
Nicole Cavanagh, Senior Associate
MJM
Jamie Orchard , Partner
Myersons (Jersey)
Cerisse Fisher, Group Partner
Collas Crill
Costs and Finances
- What can we learn from other divisions in the High Court
- What to do if a costs order is made
- Variations to costs
Eleanor Haidon, Associate
Harbottle & Lewis
Alex Hampton, Barrister
QEB
Conduct
- How to case manage conduct
- When can you actually run and win conduct arguments
- Can coercive control be conduct
James Cooper, Barrister
29 Bedford Row
Pensions 101
- How does a divorce impact a pension
- The impact of the LTA abolition on HNW divorce proceedings
- Recent case law
George Mathieson , Professional Relations Manager
RBC Brewin Dolphin
Networking & Lunch Break
1.00pm
Breakout Sessions (Repeated)
2.00pm
During this interactive element of the agenda, delegates will be able to attend 1 of 4 sessions.
Networking & Refreshment
3.00pm
Understanding How Trusts Factor into Divorce Proceedings
3.20pm
- What are the ways into a trust?
- Stress testing against divorce
- Steps that trustees can take to assist in settlement
- Nuptial settlements and the Matrimonial Causes Act
Oliver Auld, Partner
Charles Russell Speechlys
Emma Hargreaves, Barrister
Serle Court
Thomas Dance, Barrister
1KBW
Examining Cohabitation: Schedule 1 and TLATA Claims
4.00pm
- Modern relationships and overly traditional relationships
- Is Schedule 1 law becoming too archaic
- Running concurrent proceedings
- Child maintenance a year on from James v Seymour
Aimee Fox, Barrister
3PB
Craig Vickers, Barrister
1GC
Kathryn Cassells, Senior Associate
Vaitilingam Kay
Luke Scarratt, Senior Associate
Payne Hicks Beach
Enforcement: Core Concepts and Pitfalls
4.40pm
- What has the Barclay case show us
- Contesting enforcement
- Navigating various orders
Joshua Moger, Partner
Fladgate
James Roberts KC , Barrister
1KBW
Chair's Closing Remarks
5.15pm
Jennifer Dickson, Partner
Withers
Max Turnell, Barrister
1KBW
- Prenuptial agreement litigation
- Contesting international prenups
- Court’s willingness to uphold pre- and post-nuptial agreements
Georgina Howitt - Barrister - 1 Hare Court
Sarfraz Ali - Senior Associate - Withers
- Life cycle of a criminal case
- General crime offences arising in family cases
- What happens to the family case during a criminal investigation
- Admissibility of evidence
- Non Mols v Restraining Orders, Domestic Violence Protection Notices and Orders
Nick Dent - Managing Associate - Mishcon de Reya
Emma Fenn - Barrister - Garden Court Chambers
- Circumstances where third parties join proceedings
- Defending and/challenging third parties and interveners
- Contested hearings involving interveners
Alex Carruthers - Partner - Hughes Fowler Carruthers
Thomas Haggie - Barrister - QEB
Lucia Crimp - Barrister - 1KBW
During this interactive element of the agenda, delegates will be able to attend 1 of 4 sessions.
- Commencing matrimonial proceedings – jurisdictional considerations for international families
- Moving proceedings to another jurisdiction
- Dealing with assets in different jurisdictions
Jamie Orchard - Partner - Myersons (Jersey)
Cerisse Fisher - Group Partner - Collas Crill
- What can we learn from other divisions in the High Court
- What to do if a costs order is made
- Variations to costs
Alex Hampton - Barrister - QEB
- How to case manage conduct
- When can you actually run and win conduct arguments
- Can coercive control be conduct
- How does a divorce impact a pension
- The impact of the LTA abolition on HNW divorce proceedings
- Recent case law
During this interactive element of the agenda, delegates will be able to attend 1 of 4 sessions.
- What are the ways into a trust?
- Stress testing against divorce
- Steps that trustees can take to assist in settlement
- Nuptial settlements and the Matrimonial Causes Act
Emma Hargreaves - Barrister - Serle Court
Thomas Dance - Barrister - 1KBW
- Modern relationships and overly traditional relationships
- Is Schedule 1 law becoming too archaic
- Running concurrent proceedings
- Child maintenance a year on from James v Seymour
Craig Vickers - Barrister - 1GC
Kathryn Cassells - Senior Associate - Vaitilingam Kay
Luke Scarratt - Senior Associate - Payne Hicks Beach
- What has the Barclay case show us
- Contesting enforcement
- Navigating various orders
James Roberts KC - Barrister - 1KBW
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