Posted 26.5.16
Cohabitation Disputes and Unmarried Couples
Our team of specialist solicitors based in Manchester, North West, can offer legal advice and representation for matters relating to cohabitation disputes in the UK.
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Family Law
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Wills, Trusts & Probate
Posted 12.4.16
The Importance of Estate Planning for Same-Sex ...
Estate planning for most people can often be a tricky undertaking with lots of scenarios and aspects to consider.
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Wills, Trusts & Probate
Posted 21.1.16
Top 5 Reasons Why Same-Sex Couples Should Make A Will
A will is an incredibly important document to anyone who owns a home, has children, is in a serious relationship or has assets of any kind.
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Wills, Trusts & Probate
Posted 18.11.15
Discrimination on Pension Rights for Same-Sex ...
A recent ruling by the Court of Appeal has ruled that some civil partner’s spouses’ will not be entitled to the same pensions benefits as heterosexual couples.
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Gorvins
Posted 23.1.23
What legal developments can we expect to see in ...
As the first month of 2023 draws to a close, Gorvins is considering all the legal changes waiting in the wings for the rest of the year. As always, we stay ahead of the curve on all these issues in order to best serve you, our valued clients.
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Family Law
Posted 24.11.21
The “Strictly Curse” – Divorce ...
Infidelity does of course blight many marriages but you would probably be surprised at what the law says about it.
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Family Law
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Wills, Trusts & Probate
Posted 9.4.19
What Would Happen If I Die Without a Will?
One of the most important things you can do is make a Will, Without one, rules of intestacy apply which may mean your estate is not distributed as you wish.
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Family Law
Posted 14.2.19
Is Valentine’s day bad for your marriage?
At Gorvins we have seen Divorce inquiries almost double on February 14th in previous years.
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Family Law
Posted 25.7.18
Owens v Owens Supreme Court Case
Does the Owens v Owens case raise a claim for a reform in Divorce law?
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Family Law
Posted 29.3.18
Teamwork makes the (financial) dream work?
An increasing amount of women and men are splitting from partners because of finances.
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Family Law
Posted 21.2.18
Relationships Can Be a Real Payne
Kerry Russell explains how although they aren't married, Cheryl and Liam are still bringing in divorce lawyers to handle their split.
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Employment Law
Posted 14.2.18
Shared Parental Leave Needs To Be Simplified
The Government needs to simplify its Shared Parental Leave scheme if uptake is to improve, says Danielle Ayres
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Family Law
Posted 13.2.18
Valentines Day Becomes Divorce Day
Divorce inquiries almost double on valentines day, with some women citing a partner's lack of romance as an example of 'unreasonable behaviour.'
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Employment Law
Posted 13.2.18
New Campaign for Shared Parental Leave, But is it ...
The Government has recently announced a new £1.5m campaign aimed at making parents aware of their rights to Shared Parental Leave.
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Family Law
Posted 25.1.18
Divorce – Avoiding Playing the Blame Game
A lack of no-fault divorce causes most couples to cite unreasonable behaviour which can lead to arguments.
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Family Law
Posted 19.1.18
Unreasonable Behaviour in Divorce Becoming More ...
Divorcing couples are pushing the definition of unreasonable behaviour to the limit with increasingly unusual grounds for divorce.
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Family Law
Posted 29.11.17
The Myth of Common Law Marriage
The number of unmarried couples living together has more than doubled, many of whom still believe in the myth of common-law marriage.
