Thomas Haggie

Thomas Haggie

Tom is a financial remedy specialist barrister at QEB, with experience in trust and company disputes. He is also known for his expertise in financial ...

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Civil Law with Family Characteristics

The family courts – and the family lawyers who practise in them – have faced criticism for applying the general law of property inconsistently with the other divisions. This article explores the reality that, whilst the law is the same, case management in the family courts is indeed different.

Sharing and the Family Home

Sharing and the Family Home

Historically, a wife’s property was absorbed into that of her husband on marriage, and she was not capable of ownership in her own name thereafter. This situation, after some modest changes in the 1870s, finally changed for good with the Married Women’s Property Act 1882 (MWPA 1882). This

Sharing and the Family Home

Sharing and the Family Home

Historically, a wife’s property was absorbed into that of her husband on marriage, and she was not capable of ownership in her own name thereafter. This situation, after some modest changes in the 1870s, finally changed for good with the Married Women’s Property Act 1882 (MWPA 1882). This

Thomas Haggie

Tom is a financial remedy specialist barrister at QEB, with experience in trust and company disputes. He is also known for his expertise in financial provision for children, applications under TLATA 1996, and Inheritance Act disputes.

Thomas Haggie

Thomas Haggie

Tom is a financial remedy specialist barrister at QEB, with experience in trust and company disputes. He is also known for his expertise in financial provision for children, applications under TLATA 1996, and Inheritance Act disputes.