Parental responsibility refers to the legal rights, duties and authority a person has in relation to a child’s upbringing. It is not the same…
Unmarried fathers’ rights can be confusing when a relationship ends, particularly where one parent has been the main carer or the father is not…
When you decide to move in with your partner, many elements of your life feel like they merge. You naturally become more involved in…
Previously, you had to cite one of five grounds to file for a divorce. Unreasonable behaviour was one of these grounds. In…
If you’re in a cohabiting (unmarried, living together) couple and one of you passes away, what happens? A lot of people assume that…
Deciding to buy or rent a property with your partner is an exciting time in your relationship. You may be entering the next stage…
Although cohabiting is on an upward trend, unmarried couples living together still have limited rights compared to married couples. This leaves almost a quarter…
Are unmarried couples living together (cohabiting) protected under common law marriage? If you’re asking yourself that question, you’re probably wondering what your…
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…
Mediation is the process by which families can negotiate future arrangements with the help of a neutral third party (known as the mediator). The…
Usually, when people think of ending a marriage, divorce is the first thing that comes to mind. However, there are other ways in which…
Obtaining a decree absolute is the final stage of getting a divorce. But what exactly is a decree absolute, how do you apply for…
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