Injunctions.
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
Since the introduction of the Civil Partnerships (Opposite-sex Couples) Regulations in December 2019, heterosexual couples in England and Wales have had the legal right to form civil partnerships. This change followed a Supreme Court ruling in 2018 that found the previous exclusion discriminatory under the European Convention on Human Rights.
For tailored advice on civil partnerships, cohabitation rights, or family law planning, contact a solicitor specialising in relationship law.
Government to finally introduce 'no-fault' Divorce 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
Children and the Law - Smacking.
It is surprising that the UK have not adopted the same stance as in Europe where the EU have adopted a clearer stance in makin..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
A change in the marriage laws..
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Mediation Solicitors.
Mediation is a process during which a couple is helped by an impartial third party (a mediator). ..link
Children and the Law Consensual Sex
To consent is to agree to something, so when you are talking about the age of consent it is the age at which that law state..link
Whilst a Civil partnership is different to a marriage in many way..
linkRecent report uncovers failings by the police and prosecution service...link
The 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
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
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