Christopher Stirling

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Talking Family Law - The Resolution Podcast · Enforcement of financial remedy orders · 29 Jun 2026 podcast

We'll get a charging order on an interim basis.

And then you've got the security.

And by the time that's been served on the other side with your 24A application, the property

is already got the benefit of a security and a charging order and they can't just sort of flog it and disappear off into the sunset.

So it's a question of using the remedies together.

You can get a charging order at the time of the original order itself.

So it doesn't have to be subsequent.

Again, this is decision of Mr.

Justice Moffson, as so many are, a case called Greenan Adams.

In the right case, I mean it's not going to be a standard scenario, but if you've got again, you've got somebody who says stormed out of the proceedings at a final hearing saying, You ain't getting a penny of mine money, gov.

Then that's the sort of case that after the judge has given their judgment, you may say, you know, I I notice you've ordered this lump sum or you've made this order for costs in our favour, then will you consider making refer them to Green and Adams, will you consider making a charging order now?

And they can go straight to final.

You can concertina the process.

So you can in fact get the full charging order at the same time as the order.

But it will be

I think the exceptional case rather than the run of the mill scenario.

So that's worth knowing.

The next thing is important to point out is that you, of course, can get a charging order against a property that's jointly owned by the judgment debtor and somebody else.

And that for the purposes of the charging order, you don't need to establish the precise beneficial interests as between the judgment debtor and the other party.

That's long been established in the civil coasis, case called Walton and Allman as the authority for that.

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