Fiona Hay in AZ v BZ (financial remedies appeal) [2020] EWFC B86 (22 May 2020)

23rd Nov 2023 | Cases

Family Law News recently posted an older case of Fiona’s in which she achieved a very good result.

Fiona, instructed by John Welch & Stammers solicitors, for the successful Appellant husband in AZ v BZ (financial remedies appeal) [2020] EWFC B86. An appeal by the husband against a financial remedies order which awarded 90% of the assets to the wife, on the basis of her needs. Appeal allowed, and order made awarding the wife 60% of the assets.

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