Cohabitation Agreements and Rights in Northern Ireland
Couples who are cohabiting have fewer rights and duties owing to one another than parties who have married.
family law
What is important to include in a will?
If you want to be sure your wishes are met after you die, then you must have a will. A will is the only way to make sure your savings and possessions (your estate) go to the people and causes that you care for. What needs to be included in a will? Value your estate. …
How Do You Start Proceedings For A Divorce?
Divorce proceedings can prove both emotionally and financially draining. The first step in any case involving a marriage breakdown is to decide whether issuing divorce proceedings is the appropriate circumstance. The last thing that any person going through a divorce wants to worry about is having to negotiate a complicated legal process to reach the …
How to help a poorly relative manage their will
Arranging to formally manage a relative’s money for them is a big step for both of you. For them, it means giving up control and putting trust in someone else with their money and their decisions. For you, it means taking on the responsibility of family financials, it isn’t something to be done lightly. It …
What are the legal implications of marriage?
Getting married is a big milestone, and one of the most memorable days of your life. You like to make sure everything is perfect, from the outfits to the cake at the venue but, what about the legal aspects? You can get caught up in the romance, and then the legal sides of marriage are …
Coping With Christmas When You Are Divorced
If you are divorced, this time of year might be a little hard to cope with emotionally and mentally. However, just because you find yourself in a different situation this Christmas doesn’t mean you can’t have fun and enjoy it. Here are some helpful tips for coping with Christmas when you are divorced.
How Does Maternity Allowance Work in Northern Ireland?
In Northern Ireland, Maternity Allowance is financial support that the government usually provides when an expectant mother does not qualify for statutory maternity pay.
