Financial Remedies Practice 2026-27

Financial Remedies Practice is firmly established as the essential, specialist reference for all financial remedy practitioners.

Cited and used in courts every day (including the Supreme Court, in Potanina v Potanin), this unique book combines in a single portable volume authoritative commentary on financial remedies practice and procedure together with the full and up-to-date text of the relevant Family Procedure Rules and Practice Directions.

The Commentary is led by the team responsible for both At A Glance and AAG Cloud, so you can be confident that the guidance is current, trusted and insightful.

This 15th edition incorporates all the significant developments of the last 12 months, whether resulting from statute, rule or PD amendment or case law.

The most significant event was the publication on 13 March 2026 of the FRC Financial Remedies Guide, which seeks to consolidate the plethora of separate pieces of guidance applicable to financial remedy proceedings, including the High Court and FRC Efficiency Statements.

Also notable was the substantial recasting of PD 27A. It brings up to date the steps to be followed in relation to the preparation of court bundles and largely reflects current practice as derived from the Efficiency Statements and other guidance.

Crucially, and unlike other books on the topic, Financial Remedies Practice provides unrivalled coverage of myriad decisions and developments under the CPR now reflected in many of the key aspects of financial remedies practice, such as injunctions, relief from sanctions, costs and general case management.

This breadth of coverage and the expertise of the authors means that Financial Remedies Practice should be on the desk of every financial remedies practitioner.

Financial Remedies Practice provides unrivalled coverage of myriad decisions and developments under the CPR now reflected in many of the key aspects of financial remedies practice, such as injunctions, relief from sanctions, costs and general case management.