

Marital Assets in Divorce: The Standish Ruling’s Impact
The UK Supreme Court has now delivered its highly anticipated ruling in the case of Standish v Standish, clarifying how courts should approach the…
The UK Supreme Court has now delivered its highly anticipated ruling in the case of Standish v Standish, clarifying how courts should approach the…
You may not feel that fussed about getting married or would rather save the money you’d spend on a wedding and spend it on something…
If you’re in a cohabiting (unmarried, living together) couple and one of you passes away, what happens? A lot of people assume that their partner…
Understanding your rights as unmarried parents can be complex and sensitive, especially as all decisions made will have a direct impact on the child and…
Deciding to buy or rent a property with your partner is an exciting time in your relationship. You may be entering the next stage of…
When you decide to move in with your partner, many elements of your life feel like they merge. You naturally become more involved in each…
Although cohabiting is on an upward trend, unmarried couples living together still have limited rights compared to married couples. This leaves almost a quarter of…
Are unmarried couples living together (cohabiting) protected under common law marriage? If you’re asking yourself that question, you’re probably wondering what your legal rights…
Surrogacy can be a confusing and daunting subject, especially if you’re considering becoming a surrogate or are prospective parents thinking about surrogacy. There are many…
Living together but not married? Unmarried couples who own property together can face complex legal issues when they split up.
Death during divorce can complicate matters and raise new legal questions. Be prepared and know your options.
Whilst it's clear in marriage, many are unaware of unmarried couples' rights and what they're entitled to. In this article, we cover it all.
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