S v L and C [2009] JRC 044A (11 March 2009)
The assets should be divided with the wife receiving 58% and the husband 42%, reflecting the wife's greater housing needs for the children and the husband's slightly greater access to liquid assets. The husband's business is valued at nil, and both parties are responsible for their own legal costs. Child maintenance is to be paid by the husband after the sale of the house according to UK Child Support Agency guidelines.
- Citation
- [2009] JRC 044A
- Parties
- Applicant: Wife; Respondent: Husband
- Jurisdiction
- Jersey
- Judgment Date
- 11 March 2009
- Procedural Posture
- Divorce/ancillary Relief / Final Hearing
- Outcome
- assets divided; wife receives 58%, husband 42%; both responsible for own costs; husband to pay child maintenance after sale of house
- Legal Topics
- Ancillary Relief, Division of Matrimonial Assets, Child Maintenance, Valuation of Business Assets, Costs
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Parties
Wife
Applicant
Husband
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Divorce/ancillary Relief / Final Hearing
Legal Issues
- 1 division of matrimonial assets
- 2 valuation of husband's business
- 3 housing needs of children
Ratio Decidendi
The assets should be divided with the wife receiving 58% and the husband 42%, reflecting the wife's greater housing needs for the children and the husband's slightly greater access to liquid assets. The husband's business is valued at nil, and both parties are responsible for their own legal costs. Child maintenance is to be paid by the husband after the sale of the house according to UK Child Support Agency guidelines.
Court Disposition
assets divided; wife receives 58%, husband 42%; both responsible for own costs; husband to pay child maintenance after sale of house
Orders
- Sale of former matrimonial home; proceeds divided equally
- Wife receives difference in pension value
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