
Cohabiting Couple Inheritance Rights: What Could Change
Key Takeaways Cohabiting partners in England and Wales have no automatic right to inherit if their partner dies without a will, however long they lived

Key Takeaways Cohabiting partners in England and Wales have no automatic right to inherit if their partner dies without a will, however long they lived

Key Takeaways No. A care order ends automatically when the child turns 18, unless it has already been brought to an end. A court can’t

Key Takeaways Child arrangement solicitors do far more than represent parents in court. Much of their work happens before any application is made. Their services

Key Takeaways A Barder event is a new, unforeseen development after a financial order on divorce that undermines the basis on which the order was

Key Takeaways Child arrangement solicitors do far more than represent parents in court. Much of their work happens before any application is made. Their services

Key Takeaways Your first no-fault divorce consultation is mainly a fact-finding conversation about your marriage, where you both live, your finances and any children. Since

Key Takeaways Divorce can cause a sharp fall in income. Research by L&G found women’s household income roughly halved in the year after divorce, compared

Key Takeaways The court fee to apply for a civil partnership dissolution in England and Wales is £628, the same as for a divorce. Making

Key Takeaways There’s no set distance limit in England and Wales. The law doesn’t allow a move of 20 or 50 miles and block anything

Key Takeaways You do not have to be living in the UK to divorce through the English courts. What matters is whether you meet the