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Joint Family Venture in Family Law
In recent times, a significant development in the law of unjust enrichment in the family law sector is the concept of Joint Family Venture (JVF). This term, primarily derived from the business domain, indicates a partnership for mutual profit. However, in the context of family law, it refers to a relationship where both parties contribute in various ways for wealth accumulation and management. The concept of JVF can be a complex one, with numerous factors playing into its identification and application. In this blog post, we'll delve deeper into the concept of JVF, its applicability in unjust enrichment claims, the factors for identifying a JVF, and its application to pensions.
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