Christopher Stirling

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

proposition.

Unless it's said that, as again, sometimes we have with judgment debtors, oh I know it's in my name, but actually it belongs to my mum, cousin, you know, Auntie Gladys, the cat, whoever.

So if it's being argued that they have no beneficial interest, then you may have to deal with that issue prior to the charging order being made.

But if it's simply an argument about it, whether it's fifty fifty, seventy, thirty, sixty, forty or whatever, you don't need to do that until you get the order for sale.

When you get a charging order in respect of company shares, again, practitioners may be aware that charges against company shares should be registered within 21 days of them being granted at company's house.

That restriction does not apply to a charging order because a charging order is deemed not to be made by the company itself, but it's imposed upon it.

So that restriction doesn't apply.

There's an old authority.

currently predating us back to the nineteen sixties, but but that's what all the banking law textbooks say in respect of it.

And it's generally considered still to be the law, although it's not been considered in recent times.

A charging order doesn't guarantee an order for sale.

I've already talked about using it in conjunction with orders for sale under section 24A.

But if, for example, that route is not open to you, if for example, you're seeking to enforce a costs order by way of a charging order, and therefore you don't have jurisdiction under section 24A, you have to make a separate application.

But that application can be made, you'll be relieved to hear, in the family court.

It had been suggested in a case that again came in front of Mr.

Justice Moston, a case called VSNRE, that you had to go off and make an application under Tilata in either the High Court or the County Court.

And he said, No, no, no, no, no, don't be ridiculous.

You can make that application within the family court itself.

So that is a very sort of broad brush summary of charging orders.

Well, I mean th the the problem is there's there's no third party in respect of digital and crypto upon whom you're likely to be able to serve anything on.

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