Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989 gives the court power to make Orders for financial provision for children. A parent, guardian or person with
Category: Cohabitation
Cohabiting? Thinking of Cohabiting? Then read on…
During February the national press was awash with articles highlighting the case of 69 year old Joy Williams and fresh calls for the reform of
Could this be the end of marriage?
Over the next two days the High Court in London will consider whether a heterosexual couple can enter into a civil partnership. So far, civil
Should spousal maintenance cease on permanent cohabitation?
That was the topic of debate last night chaired by the Honourable Mr Justice Coleridge before an audience of family lawyers in Bristol. The Proposer
30 years together for nothing!
Once again a woman falls foul of the law relating to cohabitants. Miss Curran who had been with her partner Mr Collins since they were both
Joint property ownership and TOLATA claims.
The Law Society and Land Registry have today published a Practice Note in relation to joint property ownership. Whilst it has been addressed for all