Michael Horton KC, Coram Chambers, UKMichael Horton KC is a barrister, mediator and family arbitrator, specialising in matrimonial finance and family property law. He is a part-time judge of the High Court of the Isle of Man, and of the family court in England and Wales, authorised to hear family finance cases. His practice is focussed on high net worth divorces, but he also specialises in property disputes between unmarried couples. Sophie Hill, barrister, Coram Chambers, UKSophie Hill is a leading junior in family law with a particular emphasis on financial matters, specialising in HNW and international cases, nuptial agreements and disclosure issues. She represents parties in complex private law children disputes, often involving very serious allegations and vulnerable clients. Sophie sits as a private FDR judge and supervises pupils.Adrian Barnett-Thoung-Holland, barrister, Coram Chambers, UKAdrian practises exclusively in financial remedies and matters relating to divorce with particular experience in matters involving complex pension assets, the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 and applications for financial relief after foreign divorce under the Matrimonial Family and Proceedings Act 1984. He also appears in cases involving disputes between cohabitants under TOLATA 1996 and applications under Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989.

• Part 1 – Legal Framework1 Part III, MFPA 19842 Case Law: From Agbaje to PotaninPart 2 – Procedure3 Applications4 PermissionPart 3 – Practical Guidance5 Strategy6 Evidence Gathering – Witness Statements7 Advanced/Additional Topics

Michael Horton KC, Coram Chambers, UKMichael Horton KC is a barrister, mediator and family arbitrator, specialising in matrimonial finance and family property law. He is a part-time judge of the High Court of the Isle of Man, and of the family court in England and Wales, authorised to hear family finance cases. His practice is focussed on high net worth divorces, but he also specialises in property disputes between unmarried couples. Sophie Hill, barrister, Coram Chambers, UKSophie Hill is a leading junior in family law with a particular emphasis on financial matters, specialising in HNW and international cases, nuptial agreements and disclosure issues. She represents parties in complex private law children disputes, often involving very serious allegations and vulnerable clients. Sophie sits as a private FDR judge and supervises pupils.Adrian Barnett-Thoung-Holland, barrister, Coram Chambers, UKAdrian practises exclusively in financial remedies and matters relating to divorce with particular experience in matters involving complex pension assets, the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 and applications for financial relief after foreign divorce under the Matrimonial Family and Proceedings Act 1984. He also appears in cases involving disputes between cohabitants under TOLATA 1996 and applications under Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989.

• Part 1 – Legal Framework1 Part III, MFPA 19842 Case Law: From Agbaje to PotaninPart 2 – Procedure3 Applications4 PermissionPart 3 – Practical Guidance5 Strategy6 Evidence Gathering – Witness Statements7 Advanced/Additional Topics

Michael Horton KC, Coram Chambers, UKMichael Horton KC is a barrister, mediator and family arbitrator, specialising in matrimonial finance and family property law. He is a part-time judge of the High Court of the Isle of Man, and of the family court in England and Wales, authorised to hear family finance cases. His practice is focussed on high net worth divorces, but he also specialises in property disputes between unmarried couples. Sophie Hill, barrister, Coram Chambers, UKSophie Hill is a leading junior in family law with a particular emphasis on financial matters, specialising in HNW and international cases, nuptial agreements and disclosure issues. She represents parties in complex private law children disputes, often involving very serious allegations and vulnerable clients. Sophie sits as a private FDR judge and supervises pupils.Adrian Barnett-Thoung-Holland, barrister, Coram Chambers, UKAdrian practises exclusively in financial remedies and matters relating to divorce with particular experience in matters involving complex pension assets, the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 and applications for financial relief after foreign divorce under the Matrimonial Family and Proceedings Act 1984. He also appears in cases involving disputes between cohabitants under TOLATA 1996 and applications under Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989.

• Part 1 – Legal Framework1 Part III, MFPA 19842 Case Law: From Agbaje to PotaninPart 2 – Procedure3 Applications4 PermissionPart 3 – Practical Guidance5 Strategy6 Evidence Gathering – Witness Statements7 Advanced/Additional Topics