Charlotte Sanders

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Assistant solicitor Vardags

Charlotte Sanders is an assistant solicitor at Vardags.

She joined Vardags in September 2013, having completed her training contract at Manches LLP where she gained experience in family, employment, litigation and private property, before choosing to qualify and specialise in family law.

Charlotte takes a keen interest in humanitarian issues: after graduating in 2009 she spent three months working for a law firm in Atlanta, USA, aiming to secure the release of three detainees held at Guantanamo Bay.

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Assistant solicitor Vardags

Charlotte Sanders is an assistant solicitor at Vardags.

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The issue of privacy in the family courts has once against raised its head in Mostyn J’s recent case of Appleton and Gallagher v News Group Newspapers Ltd and The Press AssociationIn Appleton and...

When an individual is dissatisfied with an outcome in financial remedy proceedings, there a few options which they can consider to alter that outcome. Broadly speaking, it is possible to appeal a...

Introduction Mostyn J’s latest case provides a useful summary and clarification on the method to divide the assets on divorce to reflect any non-matrimonial property. However, it disappointingly...

Disputes over spousal maintenance can often be the main bar to parties reaching a settlement on divorce. The wealthier party usually finds the thought of continuing to have to pay some of their...

Introduction The wife sought permission out of time to appeal a consent order. The wife had entered into a consent order which provided the husband with 80% of the capital, and the wife with 20%....

The jurisdiction of England and Wales is renowned for its provision for the weaker party in financial remedy proceedings ancillary to a divorce. However, what goes hand in hand with this, and what...

Introduction The increase in divorce rates and global travel has inevitably led to a growing problem of international child abduction. A recent example of this is the case of Re KP [2014] EWCA Civ...

When the Children and Families Act 2014 was given the Royal Assent on 13 April 2014, Family Justice and Civil Liberties Minister Simon Hughes, said: 'We are making sure the...

Since the seminal case of Radmacher (Formerly Granatino) v Granatino [2010] UKSC 42, [2010] 2 FLR 1900 there has been a shift in how pre-nuptial agreements are viewed. Family practitioners...

The President of the Family Division, Sir James Munby, has endorsed the use of arbitration in financial remedy cases. Ruling in the case of S v S (Financial Remedies: Arbitral Award) [2014]...

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