Jurisdictional rules play a crucial role in determining which country's courts have the authority to hear a divorce case and make decisions regarding the financial aspects of divorce. Belgravia Law, as a leader in the field of divorce law, is well-versed in these complex rules.
The rules of jurisdiction vary from country to country, but they generally consider factors such as the parties' residence, nationality, location of their matrimonial home and where the marriage took place.
Once jurisdiction is established, the court in that country can address various financial issues related to the divorce, including property division, spousal support, child support and child custody matters. The court's decisions in these matters can have significant implications for the parties involved.
Belgravia Law's extensive experience in this field enables us to navigate these complex jurisdictional rules and advise our clients on how best to proceed with the resolution of their issues. We represent our clients' interests in court and negotiate settlements to achieve the best possible outcomes in terms of the financial consequences of divorce.
We are able to unravel complicated trusts, identify assets held within companies and advise on complex cross-border issues. Dealing with trusts and corporate structures can be intricate. Having specialised knowledge in these areas allows us to provide valuable insights and strategic advice to clients facing such challenges.
The firm’s collaborative approach to divorce and family issues demonstrates our commitment to finding amicable and mutually beneficial solutions whenever possible. By utilising mediation as an alternative to court proceedings, Belgravia Law promotes a more efficient and less adversarial method of resolving disputes. This approach can lead to faster resolutions, reduced costs and better outcomes for all involved.
The fact that a number of the firm's partners are accredited mediators and arbitrators further enhances Belgravia Law's capabilities in this area. Their expertise and qualifications signify their ability to effectively facilitate negotiations, mediate disputes and provide unbiased guidance to help our clients navigate the complexities of divorce and family matters.
Representing the husband in Supreme Court proceedings to set aside leave for an application for financial relief under Part III of the Matrimonial and Family Proceedings Act 1984. Despite an award of millions of dollars (equivalent) already being awarded to the wife she claimed damages of USD billions.
Representing a Cyprus manufacturing and supply company with King’s Counsel to advise on its liability under divorce proceedings in the UK based on jurisdictional issues, post-nuptial agreements and related child abduction proceedings. Value of EUR 250 million.
Representing the ex-wife of a well-known billionaire in a dispute over the family home, located in the English countryside.
Pursuing claims for an ex-wife against her ex-husband to progress her entitlement to half of his USD 9 billion estate.
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