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Webinar: What to do when the former spouse doesn’t pay up? An exploration of the use of a Court Appointed Receiver in Family Matters

  • Event date: 8 October, 2026 @1:00pm-2:00pm
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What to do when the former spouse doesn’t pay up?  An exploration of the use of a Court Appointed Receiver in Family Matters

Divorce is a difficult and testing process for all those involved but when your client is awarded a settlement and the order sealed that is supposed to be the end of it.  Unfortunately, some people don’t think that court orders apply to them and will continue to make life difficult.  This session will take you through the process of appointment and give examples of the sort of situations where this process can be used most effectively.

Topics covered will include:

  • Appointment Process
  • Considerations on Application
  • Practicalities and examples
  • Intangible Assets and Private Limited Companies – hard to value even harder to realise
  • Outcomes and client expectations.

The webinar will conclude with the usual Q&A session.

Simon Rowe, Restructuring & Insolvency Partner, Milsted Langdon

Simon has been a Partner at Milsted Langdon since 2008 and is a licensed insolvency practitioner with extensive experience assisting the Family Courts in the enforcement of financial orders. Drawing on a career spanning insolvency, restructuring and business recovery, Simon specialises in the identification, valuation and realisation of complex assets. He has significant experience dealing with a variety of assets including; shares in private limited companies, yachts, holiday homes, luxury vehicles and high-value collections, helping to convert often illiquid assets into funds available for settlement. Simon regularly works alongside solicitors, barristers and other professional advisers in complex family law matters, providing practical solutions where asset ownership, control or realisation may be disputed or challenging. His combination of technical expertise, commercial insight and hands-on experience makes him a trusted adviser in high-value and complex cases.