The Civil Partnership Act 2004 provided for same sex couples to enter into a civil partnership. Like a marriage a civil partnership can only end on death, dissolution (divorce) and annulment.
A Civil Partnership gives a couple rights and responsibilities identical to civil marriages, both in relation to property and financial matters and concerning children.
When a Civil Partnership breaks down we can offer professional advice on the following:
- Separation agreements
- The grounds for dissolution and the court process
- Representation throughout the court process
- If you wish to act in person we can still help and ensure court paperwork is completed correctly and guide you through the process.
- Financial aspects of separation
- Any disputes that may arise in relation to children
Please contact us to arrange an appointment, ask a question or for a guide to costs. You can also email the team at info@cavershamsolicitors.co.uk Our telephone number is 0800 085 5575.
Key contacts
Suzanne Daley
Family Solicitor
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