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Follow on Google News | Husband’s increased share earnings will not benefit ex-wifeA judge ruled this week that a woman cannot renegotiate her divorce settlement with her ex-husband, despite the fact that his shares have increased in value by as much as four times.
By: The Law Practice Ltd. Originally Kim Walkden received £482,000 from the divorce, which was based on the company’s value of £800,000. As a result of the takeover, Kim took her ex-husband back to court in York. The divorce lawyer for Martin Walkden, Nicholas Francis QC, made the point that his case was the exact opposite of one rejected by the courts two months ago when Brian Myerson attempted to have Divorce settlement reduced because he suffering in the recession. Lord Justice Thorpe ruled that Kim Walkden could not renegotiate her settlement as the couple had a ‘clean break’ originally. Lord Justice Wall added that Martin Walkden’s divorce lawyer was correct in his analogy to the previous case, saying that he was: Entitled to describe this case as the flipside of the decision of this court in Myerson v Myerson. # # # The Law Practice Ltd has brought its High Street services to you via the internet at an on-line price. We are pleased to be able to offer you fixed fee divorces that are conducted by one of our experienced divorce solicitors, at a low price with no hidden costs. For Divorce Advice from UK's Leading Expert Divorce Solicitors visit : http://www.thelawpracticeltd.co.uk/ End
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