The Civil Partnership Act is a major piece of social legislation and is intended to create an entirely new legal framework for same-sex couples who wish to 'marry'. Written by two family law practitioners with a combined practice experience of over fifty years, The Civil Partnership Act 2004: A Practical Guide provides a clear, concise explanation of the new legislation. The book spans the lifetime of a relationship, from entering into the civil partnership, its consequences in terms of financial and family arrangements, to practical guidance on how the partnership is dissolved and the consequences of breakdown and death.…mehr
The Civil Partnership Act is a major piece of social legislation and is intended to create an entirely new legal framework for same-sex couples who wish to 'marry'. Written by two family law practitioners with a combined practice experience of over fifty years, The Civil Partnership Act 2004: A Practical Guide provides a clear, concise explanation of the new legislation. The book spans the lifetime of a relationship, from entering into the civil partnership, its consequences in terms of financial and family arrangements, to practical guidance on how the partnership is dissolved and the consequences of breakdown and death.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Paul Mallender is a specialist in family work in the High Court and in all other jurisdictions. His work includes Children Act and child support cases, ancillary relief, judicial separation, nullity, wardship and child abuse. He appears regularly for several local authorities as well as for parents of children in public law cases. His main area of practice is, however, ancillary relief.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction to the Act 2. What is a civil partnership? Formation by registration in England and Wales: eligibility 3. Pre-registration procedure: standard procedure house-bound and detained partners certain non-residents and other special cases 4. Registration in England and Wales: the standard procedure the special procedure 5. Registration outside the UK by Order in Council 6. Overseas relationships treated as civil partnerships 7. Financial and property implications of civil partnership 8. Children 9. Relationship between the Civil Partnership Act and the Gender Recognition Act 10. The ending of the partnership: orders for dissolution 11. Nullity and other proceedings 12. Offences 13. Domestic violence and occupation of the home 14. Financial consequences on breakdown 15. Financial relief in England and Wales after an overseas dissolution 16. Miscellaneous.
1. Introduction to the Act 2. What is a civil partnership? Formation by registration in England and Wales: eligibility 3. Pre-registration procedure: standard procedure house-bound and detained partners certain non-residents and other special cases 4. Registration in England and Wales: the standard procedure the special procedure 5. Registration outside the UK by Order in Council 6. Overseas relationships treated as civil partnerships 7. Financial and property implications of civil partnership 8. Children 9. Relationship between the Civil Partnership Act and the Gender Recognition Act 10. The ending of the partnership: orders for dissolution 11. Nullity and other proceedings 12. Offences 13. Domestic violence and occupation of the home 14. Financial consequences on breakdown 15. Financial relief in England and Wales after an overseas dissolution 16. Miscellaneous.
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