“…appeared to overlook cases in which a spouse had been awarded a share of post-separation earnings other than by reference to needs or compensation: as in H v H [2007] 2 FLR 548. Further, in the present case the husband had proposed that the wife should receive a share of post-separation bonuses. However, Mr Dyer described this as a “r…”
“… 12 months after the separation”. This was because this period was “too close to the marriage to justify categorisation as non-matrimonial”. Charles J in H v H [2007] 2 FLR 548, did not agree with this approach, and, as set out in the headnote, awarded the wife “declining percentages” of the husband’s bonuses for the three years after…”