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Ashley Murray

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Ashley Murray is the most experienced specialised divorce and financial remedy junior counsel in the North West. Having been the first on Circuit to specialise exclusively in divorce and financial remedy cases over two decades ago, he has for many years been recognised nationally as a leading barrister in complex, high value and prenuptial work. With numerous published articles in national law journals to his name and the co-author of a standard legal textbook, he has been a long term protagonist for modernisation of the Bar and the creation of a financial remedy court in which through the pilot scheme he contributes as a Recorder
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Ashley Murray is the most experienced specialised divorce and financial remedy junior counsel in the North West. Having been the first on Circuit to specialise exclusively in divorce and financial remedy cases over two decades ago, he has for many years been recognised nationally as a leading barrister in complex, high value and prenuptial work. With numerous published articles in national law journals to his name and the co-author of a standard legal textbook, he has been a long term protagonist for modernisation of the Bar and the creation of a financial remedy court in which through the pilot scheme he contributes as a Recorder
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IntroductionHaving spent more than 45 years in practice as a barrister mainly in family law and much of that in divorce financial remedy cases, the author has witnessed at first hand in that time the...
The recent judgment of Mr Justice Mostyn in the North West of England case J v J [2014] EWHC 3654 (Fam) raises some important issues for the family legal profession. There are many matters...
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