Course description
The principle of ‘add-back’ is a method often discussed within financial remedy cases, both consented and contested. It is therefore very important that all practitioners are able to advise on add-back claims and their merits or not.
Presented by barrister Jack Henry, this virtual classroom seminar will explore the principles of add-back and assess when a claim is likely to succeed. You will be taken through some of the key case law both in large money and small money cases.
Join Jack as he explores how add-back should be pleaded, along with add-back in small and large money cases. Reckless spending will also be discussed, plus top tips and more.
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Training Course Content
Introduction
The principle of ‘add-back’ is a method often discussed within financial remedy cases, both consented and contested. It is a principle when one party will seek a re-attribution of (some or all) funds that one party has allegedly taken from the matrimonial assets and resources. It is therefore very important that all practitioners are able to advise on add-back claims and their merits or not.
This virtual classroom seminar will explore the principles of add-back and assess when a claim is likely to succeed. You will be taken through some of the key case law both in large money and small money cases.
What You Will Learn
This live and interactive session will cover the following:
- What is add-back
- How should add-back be pleaded
- When is add-back likely to succeed
- Reckless spending
- Analysis of key cases including Vaughan v Vaughan
- Add-back in small and large money cases
- Top tips
- Case discussion
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