Case No. BV20D0029

(UK state pension, for which W has minimal provision, is ignored for the purpose of the calculation). True, at times W’s budget may be higher, but at other times it may be lower and in the long term she will have a valuable property which she can trade down to release money if she so chooses. She will not, however, have to do so. In reaching this conclusion, I have also taken into account that such a sum would be referable to W’s personal costs alone, and H will, in addition, be paying a very high level of agreed expenditure for the children. i)£44,000pa child maintenance (£22,000 per child).ii)£80,000 of directly paid costs.iii)£50,000 school fees.That is a total of about £174,000pa. Added to £150,000pa for W gives a total figure for W and the children of £324,000 per year. 64.The total needs based on the above is