<h1>Matrimonial litigation: maintenance as a right, enforceable residence claims, and privacy as core matrimonial autonomy protections.</h1> The practice reframes matrimonial litigation around maintenance as a legal right, the enforceability of the right to residence for a daughter-in-law, and privacy as intrinsic to matrimonial autonomy, advocating structured legal reasoning and judicial discipline. It stresses procedural features for complex family disputes-controlled disclosure, confidentiality, long-term strategic oversight, and sequencing-arguing that specialised, disciplined family-law practice more effectively manages layered assets, reputational concerns, and strategic litigation than diversified corporate firms.