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Law Archive - Page 19

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Facebook and Twitter used to track hidden wealth

The Daily Telegraph reported on the increasing frequency with which social media, including Facebook and Twitter is used in legal cases to find hidden assets. The paper explained how the court is now able to make disclosure orders requiring people to produce details of their social media activities. The information and photographs posted to... Read More

“What the hell is a social media 'prenup'?”

Following Vardags' victory for Katrin Radmacher in 2010, prenups have been valid in English law. This has led to a great deal of speculation about what can and can’t actually be included in the document. The Telegraph picked up on this, exploring the possibility of “social media prenups”, which regulate what spouses can... Read More

‘If they hadn’t been so negative I wouldn’t have tried as hard'

Managing director at Vardags, Catherine Thomas, spoke to Wales Online about the lessons she had learned on her rise to being a top international divorce lawyer.  She remarked that “I decided I wanted to go into law when I was 10 after taking part in a primary school debate. I really got into it, opening with a long (and probably... Read More

Catherine Thomas stars in 35 Women Under 35

Vardags’ managing director, Catherine Thomas, featured prominently in Management Today’s “35 Under 35”. The feature, which showcases leading women in the professional services and the corporate world, highlighted Catherine’s rise to the top of family law and expertise in complex international cases. The magazine... Read More

Modern marriage: Till de-glitching does us part

Ayesha Vardag spoke to the Daily Telegraph following a survey which revealed wide spread support among the so-called “millennial” generation for temporary models of marriage. The paper suggested that this indicated that young people want to “stress test” relationships, without making a permanent commitment. Ayesha, who has... Read More

A Day in the Life of Catherine Thomas

Vardags’ managing director Catherine Thomas spoke to The Brief, setting out her average day at the top of family law. Discussing her early starts, she said “I tend to get to the office around 8.30am but will already have been through my emails, as many of them come in overnight from other jurisdictions. When I am particularly busy, for... Read More

I became a millionaire through forgiving

Ahead of Global Forgiveness Day, Ayesha Vardag spoke to Emirates Woman magazine about the role forgiving took in her journey from her own divorce to running the UK’s top family law firm. Reflecting on the humble beginnings of the firm, she said “My home office was just a telephone line, a fax machine, my laptop and a long... Read More

Ayesha Vardag interviewed by European CEO

Vardags’ president and founder, Ayesha Vardag, spoke to European CEO about London’s place at the centre of the family law world. She explained the reasons behind London’s place, saying “There’s such a concentration of wealth, of economic activity, or dynamism and life here, that that brings an awful lot of people from... Read More

Judging a woman's worth by the man she's dating is Victorian

Ayesha Vardag wrote for the Daily Telegraph criticising a judge’s decision to reduce the payment made to a divorcing woman because she was already in a new relationship. Ayesha lambasted the decision, saying that it “sent a ringing message: women should avoid dating before their divorce goes through, as any new man might be seen to... Read More

The Science of Online Dating

Vardags’ founder and president, Ayesha Vardag, spoke to the Daily Telegraph for their article on the science of dating and the failings of meeting online. The article looked at new research which suggested that couples who met online were three times more likely to divorce than those who met face to face, whilst online daters were far more... Read More
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