How to end a Civil Partnership.
Whilst a Civil partnership is different to a marriage in many ways, ending one can follow similar lines to a marriage breakdown...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..
linkWhilst a Civil partnership is different to a marriage in many ways, ending one can follow similar lines to a marriage breakdown...link
How to apply for one, and what is an injunction? - If you are seeking an injunction we would recommend that you take immediate advice...link
The sex offender register - Guide..link
A change in the marriage laws..
linkMost people think of maintenance payments when couples' split but the areas covered under Finance and Property Mediation are so much more...link
Mediation Solicitors.
Mediation is a process during which a couple is helped by an impartial third party (a mediator). ..link
Guide to Lasting Powers of Attorney.- If you are looking to appoint a solicitor to arrange a Power of Attorney this guide can help you understand how they work...link
Whilst a Civil partnership is different to a marriage in many way..
linkThe objective of Family Mediation is to provide a less confrontational approach to separation than the traditional Legal Model, helping parents communicate to f..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
An annulment differs from a divorce; as when the process is complete the annulled couple will be deemed to have never been married...link
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