Registering your Childs Birth.
Registration of a Childs birth is a legal requirement - understand what you need to do...link
An annulment differs from a divorce; as when the process is complete the annulled couple will be deemed to have never been married.
The circumstances in which you can annul a marriage
If you are looking to end your marriage through annulment you will need to prove that the marriage was not valid in the first place or fall under one of the following categories-
Government to finally introduce 'no-fault' Divorce laws..
linkRegistration of a Childs birth is a legal requirement - understand what you need to do...link
Cohabitation Agreement -
Many couples live together out of wedlock, some for the tricky trial period 'can we live together without killing each other', some co..link
The legal rights of unmarried couples, regarding property. - In the event of the breakup of a relationship where the couple are not married what happens to the..link
A change in the marriage laws..
linkHow to apply for one, and what is an injunction? - If you are seeking an injunction we would recommend that you take immediate advice...link
Domestic violence is not just physical violence, it can take many forms, which a person may use to control a partner, if you are suffering domestic violence cal..link
Guide to some of the factors people use when appointing a Solicitor...link
Whilst a Civil partnership is different to a marriage in many way..
linkThe domestic violence disclosure scheme named after domestic violence victim Clare Wood has been brought in throughout England and Wales. If you feel you could..link
This guide lays out the Divorce Process in the UK; Divorce is defined by the Legal dissolution of a marriage by an accepted body or by Judgement of a court...link
One of the biggest decisions facing couples when a relationship breaks down is what happens with the children, there are many decisions that need to be made, al..link
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