$8m divorce decision may encourage more claims - lawyer
$8mil restraint of trade case encourages former partners to go after post-separation property.
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A lawyer says today’s court ruling on an $8 million restraint of trade clause may encourage former partners to go after property their exes didn’t even own when they split.
Relationship property lawyer Courtney Murray says the ruling of Supreme Court could “unnecessarily promote the malicious
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Victoria Young
Fri, 13 Mar 2015
Fri, 13 Mar 2015
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$8m divorce decision may encourage more claims - lawyer
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