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maintenance for life

Maintenance for life – should spousal maintenance have a time limit?

Family Law & Divorce, Neil Remnant, News, Nicola ChurchBy Reiss WilliamsAugust 2, 2018

Graham and Maria Mills separated in 2000. At the time of the divorce Mrs Mills was to receive a lump sum which was sufficient for her to buy a mortgage-free family home. She also received a monthly maintenance allowance for life. During the intervening years Mrs Mills made some unwise property investments and eventually lost…

ToLATA -land and trusts following separation

Can I force my ex to sell our house?

Family Law & Divorce, Neil Remnant, Nicola ChurchBy Reiss WilliamsAugust 2, 2018

When a relationship breaks down issues often arise with regard to the future of the property in which the parties were residing. If the property is jointly owned then the parties have a joint interest in the property and if one party does not wish to sell the property they will need to purchase the…

Civil partnership

Will Civil Partnerships be allowed for all?

Family Law & Divorce, Neil Remnant, Nicola ChurchBy Reiss WilliamsAugust 2, 2018

Same sex couples have been able to form a civil partnership since 2005. This is a legal union which entitles the people who enter into it to similar legal treatment in terms of inheritance, tax, pensions and next-of-kin arrangements as in a marriage. To date opposite sex couples cannot form a civil partnership and have…

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