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What is a cohabiting couple? A cohabiting couple is defined as two people living together who are not either married or in a civil partnership.
In order for an application to be heard in an English court, the court must first decide if they have the jurisdiction to hear the
HMRC have implemented new changes to Capital gains tax which will take effect on or after 6 April 2023. The current law Currently separating couples
The Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 is the main piece of legislation for all divorce and financial proceedings. Under the Act there are many ways in
A fact-finding hearing is a special type of hearing that considers any allegations that are made against a party. The court will consider all evidence
The Government confirmed in April 2019 that divorce law in England and Wales would be changing, with the introduction of no-fault divorce. Originally, the government
As we enter the new year we are faced with many uncertainties with rising number of COVID cases including those of the Omicron variant, increasing
The Government confirmed in April 2019 that divorce law in England and Wales would be changing, with the introduction of no-fault divorce. Originally, the government
On the 29th April 2021 the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 received Royal Assent making changes to the law, including as to the definition of abuse,
A Guide to Cohabitation Agreements for unmarried couples The term “common law partners” is often used to refer to unmarried long-term couples who live