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Is cohabitation agreement essential for unmarried couples?
Published on 14/08/2020, by Qredible - Reading time: 4 mins
There has long been a myth that if you live with someone for long enough, your relationship will be seen as a ‘common law marriage’. Nothing could be further from the truth, and sadly this is often only discovered when couples who have lived together for a number of years decide to go their separate ways.
Domestic Abuse Bill 2019-21: Is it the ultimate solution?
Published on 14/08/2020, by Qredible - Reading time: 3 mins
The COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdown have led to an upheaval of society in ways that are unprecedented in the twenty-first century. Charities and helplines dedicated to combating domestic violence have reported a massive increase in calls for help and assistance during this period.
Special Guardian: What is it exactly?
Published on 13/08/2020, by Qredible - Reading time: 6 mins
As a civilized race, the safety and wellbeing of our children are paramount. While a perfect world would see all children have two parents, sadly, for numerous reasons, that is not always the case. Worse still, for some children, they have no option but to grow up in a home without either parent.
Grandparents’ Rights: Want access to your grandchild?
Published on 22/07/2020, by Qredible - Reading time: 6 mins
In the UK, many grandparents have an essential role in supporting their grandchildren's upbringing. They collect them from school, take them for days out, have them for sleepovers, and some even live in their home.
Heterosexual Civil Partnerships in the UK
Published on 23/06/2020, by Qredible - Reading time: 2 mins
Civil partnerships and marriages are very similar in many regards. Several of their notable differences include the notions that civil partnerships cannot be formed in a religious ceremony or on religious grounds.
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