In an illuminating session at the recent White Paper Conference on Matrimonial Finance, barrister Mike Horton KC and door tenant Sally Harrison KC from Coram Chambers showcased their expertise with compelling presentations.
The conference, renowned for its rigorous exploration of critical family law issues, provided a platform for experts to share their knowledge and innovative strategies on matters that frequently challenge practitioners in the field.
The day commenced with an engaging session led by Mike, who delved into the complexities surrounding asset splits. With clarity and authority, he provided practical insights that resonated with an audience eager for actionable advice. His approach underscored the importance of understanding the nuances involved in financial separation, particularly as they pertain to real-life scenarios clients face.
Sally followed with an equally compelling examination of business valuations. Her discussion was marked by exploring the challenges involved in accurately assessing the worth of businesses during matrimonial disputes. By drawing on her extensive experience, Sally offered valuable strategies for navigating this intricate aspect of family law, catering to seasoned professionals and those newer to the field.
The conference, expertly moderated by Samantha Hillas from St John’s Buildings Barristers’ Chambers, successfully maintained a steady flow of information and engagement. Attendees were treated to a wealth of knowledge from notable speakers, including Christopher Miller who spoke on third-party contributions, and Nicholas Yates, who provided an enlightening guide on prenuptial agreements. The session culminated with Edward Boydell KC from Pump Court Chambers delivering a finale on spousal maintenance.
The White Paper conference model, committed to addressing key issues through intensive, one-day sessions and on-demand digital content, fulfils a crucial need in the legal community. By offering a platform for dialogue and education, it empowers practitioners with the latest insights necessary for navigating the complexities of matrimonial finance.
