Ex-wife entitled to bring support claim 18 years after divorce in absence of financia

[Legal Beagles]

A former spouse is entitled to pursue their ex-husband or wife for support long after divorce if no financial order was made at the time, the UK’s highest court has confirmed. The Supreme Court acknowledged that the ex-wife in this case, a Ms Wyatt, faced “formidable difficulties” in her claim for £1.9 million from her... Read more »

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[Kati]

Re: Ex-wife entitled to bring support claim 18 years after divorce in absence of fina

"The Supreme Court has confirmed that in the absence of a financial order at the time of divorce, it remains open to either spouse to bring a subsequent financial claim even if many years have passed since,"

just goes to show ... if you are going to divorce, you need a 100% break. Never leave anything to chance!

[Crazy council]

Re: Ex-wife entitled to bring support claim 18 years after divorce in absence of fina

just goes to show ... if you are going to divorce, you need a 100% break. Never leave anything to chance!

A spade and a good friend, that type of final Kati ?, i like your thinking,

[Kati]

Re: Ex-wife entitled to bring support claim 18 years after divorce in absence of fina

A spade and a good friend, that type of final Kati ?, i like your thinking,

you know me too well CC :lol:

[stevemLS]

Re: Ex-wife entitled to bring support claim 18 years after divorce in absence of fina

Haven't read the judgment so don't know the reasoning, but on the face of it this is utterly ridiculous!

[Amethyst]

Re: Ex-wife entitled to bring support claim 18 years after divorce in absence of fina

http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/...ighlight=wyatt