ANDRZEJ BOJARSKI
FAMILY LAW BARRISTER, ARBITRATOR AND MEDIATOR
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UUBooks

Halsbury's Laws of England: Consulting Editor to Matrimonial and Civil Partnership (5th and 6th editions)

Unlocking Matrimonial Assets on Divorce (Jordan’s Family Law,3rd Edition 2012). 

Commercial and Mercantile Courts Litigation Practice (Jordans, 2004) (contributor)

Proceeds of Crime Act 2002: A Practical Guide (Jordans, 2003)

Practice Guides etc.

​Contributor to Practical Law Company's resources on:
​- Trusts and Matrimonial Proceedings;
- Separation agreements.

Recent Articles and Seminars

Unlocking Trusts and Tax Avoidance Schemes on Divorce
Webinar for MBL (Seminars) Ltd July 2018.

Business Valuations: Do Lawyers and Accountants Speak the Same Language
Seminar at SGCL Mid–Year Family Conference, London (June 2015)
Presented with Geoff Mesher of Tempest Forensic Accounting

Should Family Lawyers Use the F–Word More Often
Seminar at 36 Bedford Row (June 2015)
Exploring how family lawyers might use tortious and criminal fraud proceedings to assist their clients. Paper available on request.

TOLATA claims for Family Lawyers Link
SGCL Webiner (December 2014)
Webinar with Rhys Taylor on the law and procedure applicable to proceedings over property ownership in the civil courts.

Pensions on Divorce Link
SGCL Webinar (November 2014)
Webinar with Rhys Taylor of 36 Bedford Row along with Clive Weir of Albert Goodman present the recent changes to pensions and how these changes will impact divorcing couples and advice given by solicitors.

Nuptial Agreements and Cohabitation Agreements:   Practical Considerations for the Lawyer Link
SGCL webinar (October 2014) 
With Rhys Taylor. This webinar provided information for practitioners who advise married couples, those in civil partnerships or unmarried cohabiting couples on how they might regulate their financial and other affairs while together and in the event the relationship breaks down. 

Mediation: what makes you think you have a choice?
A guest blog post for Marilyn Stowe's Family Law Blog.  March 2014

TOLATA Claims Post-Jackson: Procedure and Tactics for the Family Lawyer
Seminar for Simon Gore Events. March 2014

Divorce and Separation: the Arbitration Option 
An article on the benefits of family arbitration, particularly for the ex-patriate community.  Distributed in Dubai. February 2014

Imerman: From ‘cheat’s charter’ to ‘damp squib’? 
 Hanson Renouf Financial Remedies in Complex and Offshore Divorces (June 2013)
Seminar presented at conference in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. Subsequently also an article on Family Law Week

Making the Future Predictable: Nuptial and Cohabitation Agreements Link 
Simon Gore Events (June 2013 & January 2014)
Webinar and seminar explaining the law relating to pre– and post–nuptial agreements and cohabitation agreements, including practical tips on drafting and challenging such agreements.

Unlocking Trust Assets on Divorce
MBL seminars (April 2013)
A webinar explaining how trusts can be used as an asset in divorce and civil partnership proceedings.

Private Criminal Prosecutions in Financial Remedies Cases
Family Law Week (February 2013)
An article exploring how criminal private prosecutions might be used in family financial proceedings where fraud or asset dissipation has taken place.

Other

Author of 's practice notes on trusts in family proceedings

Editor and contributor to the Clean Break discussion forum

Also see my regular Blog posts.
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