Family breakdown is often accompanied by financial problems, even insolvency. But to many family lawyers, bankruptcy and personal insolvency and their impact on ancillary relief are unfamiliar territory. Bankruptcy and Divorce: A Practical Guide for the Family Lawyer explains succinctly and clearly the underlying law, highlights the danger areas for family lawyers and offers problem-solving advice. This new edition revises and re-structures the previous title Debt and Insolvency on Family Breakdown and takes into account all recent changes in case law (eg Hill v Haines; Ball v Jones).