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No fault divorce – June 2020
The ‘No fault’ divorce bill has overwhelmingly passed the Commons vote in June 2020 and is likely to receive royal ascent at the end of the month. Please read the… Read more →
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Did my ex-husband hide assets in our divorce settlement? Charmaine Hast comments for the Financial Times
If my husband was hiding assets from me in the divorce process, is there any way I can get this taken into account in our divorce settlement? Partner Charmaine Hast… Read more →
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Family business wealth and protecting it on divorce
When a couple divorce and there is family business wealth in common, protecting that wealth requires special consideration. Regrettably what was previously in a lot of cases the ‘golden goose’… Read more →
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Charmaine Hast is mentioned in the Spear’s 500 index
“A veteran of big-money divorce for over 35 years in South Africa and London, Charmaine Hast is highly regarded among peers. A QC calls her ‘an outstanding practitioner, hard as nails… Read more →
Legal Podcast
Episode 4: English Pre and Post Nuptial Agreements
Join Charmaine Hast and Conrad Adam for an interesting and lively discussion regarding the public’s perception of, and the court’s treatment of, pre and post nuptial agreements on divorce in the English… Read more →
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Charmaine Hast spoke at the Clarks 5th Annual Family Law Conference 2018 in South Africa
Charmaine spoke at a conference in South Africa for the Clarks 5th Annual Family Law Conference 2018.
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Charmaine Hast’s comments are published in The Law Society Gazette
The article was originally published by The Law Society Gazette on 17 August 2018 Government gets tough on family financial orders – By Monidipa Fouzder Over a year after the Law… Read more →
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Supreme Court overturns Court of Appeal’s ruling on spousal maintenance case – Industry reacts
Charmaine Hast’s comments were featured in eprivateclient. “The Supreme Court’s ruling today endorses the equitable principle that you cannot have two bites of the cherry in respect of a capital… Read more →
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UK: Ex-wife cannot claim increased maintenance to compensate for lost capital
The UK Supreme Court has ruled that Maria Mills is not entitled to higher maintenance payments from her husband to make up for the fact she has lost most of… Read more →
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Wedlake Bell’s family team appeared in the list for 2018 as one of eprivateclient’s Top Family Law Firms at their awards evening
On Monday 2nd July 2018, Charmaine Hast and Sarah Campbell attended Dixon Wilson’s offices for the 2018 eprivateclient Top Family Law Firms awards evening, sponsored by Close Brothers. eprivateclient explain… Read more →
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“Rise of women backing out of divorces as court settlements shrink” – Charmaine Hast comments for The Telegraph
Partner and Head of our Family & Divorce team, Charmaine Hast, has had her comments on the increasing number of women “backing out” of divorces for The Telegraph. On the… Read more →
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“Why is London the ‘divorce capital of the world’?” – Charmaine Hast comments for The Financial Times
Partner and Head of our Family & Divorce team, Charmaine Hast, has had her comments published in The Financial Times on whether London or Switzerland is the best jurisdiction to… Read more →
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Camilla Wallace and Charmaine Hast Named in eprivateclient’s ’50 Most Influential’
We are pleased to announce that Head of the Private Client Group, Camilla Wallace, and Head of Family, Charmaine Hast, have been recognised in the 2018 eprivateclient 50 Most Influential… Read more →
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Can I challenge our divorce proceedings?
My husband and I are going through divorce proceedings and I believe he has not disclosed assets honestly. What recourse do I have to challenge this and what are the… Read more →
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Can holidays trigger divorce proceedings?
More time together in the family calendar can often be the enemy of marriage, write Charmaine Hast and Rosie Schumm. This article was first published in Spear’s Magazine on 8… Read more →
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Should divorce affect the share price?
Charmaine Hast, Head of the Family Team discusses how divorce affects the world of investment. This article was first published in Spear’s on 21 June 2016. To view the article… Read more →
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Wedlake Bell Family Team
Wedlake Bell’s Family Team were instrumental in obtaining clarification from the Supreme Court on 23 May 2016 in the case of In the matter of Re D (a child). The… Read more →
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Can death supersede divorce settlements?
Charmaine Hast and Andrew O’Keeffe discuss the complications of death before divorce in an article published in Spears Magazine on 16 May 2016. To view the article in full, please… Read more →