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The early 2000s saw three cases that moved the goalposts in divorce by leading to generous settlements for wives: Miller, Macfarlane and Parlour

In the case of former Arsenal footballer Ray Parlour (pictured) this included, controversially, the right for his ex-wife to receive a proportion of his future earnings

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