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What to Consider if You Are Cohabiting

Family Law
There are several factors to bear in mind when cohabiting with your partner, as you are not married or in a civil partnership legal issues can arise later. Such as: If one of them had already bought their home when
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The Rise of Platonic Parenting – What you should know

Family Law
What is Platonic Parenting? As the conventional notions of what we consider a standard family change, many people are choosing to raise children together but without any romantic involvement. This is known as, platonic parenting. This differs from more common terms such
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The Legal Issues with Cohabitation

Family Law
Cohabitation or marriage/civil partnership? For many couples living together has become one of the first steps towards a committed relationship, many choose to settle with just that.  Others don’t get round to organising the wedding they fantasied about or can’t
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Is there a Gender Bias of Child Arrangements after a breakup?

Family Law
When a couple divorce, the starting point for the division of their assets always instigates equality – 50/50. Therefore, why is the same rule of thumb not used when dividing the time spent with the children? It has become the
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Divorce Day

Family Law
Divorce Day’ refers to the first Monday that everyone returns fully to work, a day when family lawyers reportedly receive an influx of enquiries from people wanting to separate. Many couples, particularly those with children, may not want to split
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The Rise of The Digital Divorce

Family Law
Married couples will soon be able to apply for divorce online as part of a £1bn change to the justice system. The Ministry of Justice said the scheme, which was being tested at three sites in the UK, would be
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Burials at Home

Family Law ,Will & Lasting Power Attorney
Burials usually take place in purpose-designed cemeteries and churchyards, but there are some alternative burial options which can be considered. Wealthy families with large estates have, for centuries, built a mausoleum or burial chambers and vaults on their land, for
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