Sentences with phrase «civil partner which»

Compare this with anything left to a spouse or civil partner which is 100 % exempt from inheritance tax.

Not exact matches

Coles, who was one half of the 1980s band the Communards, is in a civil partnership with his same sex partner and is among the 15 contestants taking part in this year's edition of Strictly Come Dancing, which started on Saturday.

As they move toward what they thought was the center of culture, which turns out to have no center, they have become recognized partners in the conversation that passes for civil discourse.

The (four and a half pages of) legislation which introduced the Marriage Allowance (and more in the current Finance (No. 2) Bill) allows it to be claimed provided neither spouse nor civil partner is liable to income tax at the higher or additional rate.

Imagine a civil partnership in which one member suddenly announced to the world: «My partner has refused to cook me any food.

Mr Cameron also defends his latest tax policy, a transferable allowance between married couples (and civil partners) which will benefit four million couples by up to # 150 a year, in the same terms.

He explained that the project which is in partnership with civil society and development partners is a five year initiative aimed at integrating all affected miners who will be taken out of the mining concessions.

Imagine a civil partnership of which one member suddenly announced to the world: «My partner has refused to cook me any food.

The French Civil code (modified on January 1, 2005), permits divorce for 4 different reasons; mutual consent (which comprises over 60 % of all divorces); acceptance; separation of 2 years; and due to the «fault» of one partner (accounting for most of the other 40 %).

The federal Defense of Marriage Act (which is being challenged in the courts) does not allow joint returns by partners to a civil union, so the IITA does not allow joint returns either.

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Capt. Kavishti Kokaram, a veterinarian with the 445th Civil Affairs Battalion in Mountain View, California and partner in a Turlock, California based large animal veterinary clinic, explained why his background presentation focused only on Nepal, which is only a small part of the PACOM area of responsibility.

The art from AfriCOBRA and other African American art collectives from the 1960s and 70s is the focus of the DIA's upcoming exhibition «Art of Rebellion: Black Art of the Civil Rights Movement,» which opens July 23 in conjunction with a partner exhibition at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History.

In the article, Grace, a partner with Lerners LLP, says accusations of criminal sexual assault are typically also actionable in civil court, which means there's often an overlap between proceedings.

Babatunde Ajibade, partner at SPA Ajibade tells CDR that the current attitudes towards arbitration in Nigeria are positive and agrees the country is experiencing an increasing demand for ADR, not least because of the delays for which Nigerian courts are notorious in regards to civil litigation.

Andy McGregor, banking litigation partner at RPC, says: «The banks will have been negotiating with the regulator for months trying to come to a settlement to reduce the size of their fine, but also trying to limit the extent to which the FCA's final penalty notice includes any admissions or evidence that could be used against them in a potential civil claim in the future.

Recent work includes handling a long - running dispute in which a former employee has been seeking to establish the right to a survivor's pension for his civil partner, and advising the employees of a university in the North of England on the immigration implications of Brexit.

The share which the surviving spouse or civil partner receives may not even be enough to give them absolute ownership of the family home because of the other family claims.

What about the Quebec case nicknamed «Eric v Lola» about the support obligation for the ex-life partner (who are not married or civil spouses), which was heard by the Court in January?

Currently, the maximum fee payable to obtain probate is # 215, but under the new proposals, couples could be looking at total fees of # 40,000 with bereaved spouses / civil partners having to find # 20,000 before they can access their deceased spouse's / civil partner's assets: a huge increase which has been met with opposition and disbelief in the industry.

Álvaro Telles da Sylva Pinto Basto, a litigation partner with Couto, Graça e Associados in Maputo, Mozambique tells CDR that there is a busy domestic disputes market, mainly civil and commercial matters, many of which relate to debt collection, but also criminal cases, including insurance fraud.

This comment identifies the ways in which female lawyers continue to face discrimination even after they make partner and highlights a serious gap in current antidiscrimination law that perpetuates discrimination against female partners: Courts have interpreted Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to protect employees but not partners.

The heart of the Civil Practice Group's work is commercial dispute resolution and property litigation for which it is listed the top band 1 by both Chambers & Partners and Legal 500.

Mr. Callahan is the founding partner of Callahan & Blaine, which specializes in complex civil and business litigation, insurance bad faith and serious personal injury matters.

(e) to identify and copy into one place all files which could be of interest or use to any person interested in my [and my [husband's (or) wife's (or) spouse's [civil] partner's] family and family history or other interests or fields of study and provide copies of the files in computer readable form requested by any such person;

A husband and wife or two civil partners can only have one main residence between them for as long as they are living together and if they own separate residences when they marry or register a civil partnership they should elect which is to be their main residence within two years.

Lawyers working at the LexisNexis headquarters in Dayton, Ohio, have partnered with the Greater Dayton Volunteer Lawyers Program, which registers private attorneys to provide pro bono civil legal services in civil case areas.

Taxation of married people and civil partners There are three ways in which you can be taxed as a married person.

In the tax year in which a non-assessable spouse or civil partner dies, the assessable spouse or civil partner

You can not claim the SPCCC for the year in which you became widowed or a surviving civil partner (the year of bereavement) during which you were in receipt of the basic personal tax credit of $ 3,300.

You can do this after the end of the tax year when you file a return of income which includes a declaration about your spouse or civil partner's income.

If you're married or in a civil partnership, you can give anything you own to your spouse or civil partner (unless your spouse was born outside the UK, in which case the amount you can give away might be limited), so your estate won't have to pay Inheritance Tax on what the gift's worth.

A postnup, which is taken out after a couple has married or become civil partners, is often used if one partner comes into an inheritance or buys a second property.

A limitation applies which means that if you are claiming Jobseeker's Allowance and your spouse, civil partner or cohabitant is getting certain social welfare payments, the total amount paid to you as a couple can not be more than the maximum amount that would be paid to one person (including adult and child dependants) on one social welfare payment.

A person may automatically qualify for a Widow's, Widower's or Surviving Civil Partner's (Contributory) Pension if their late spouse or civil partner was getting State Pension (Contributory), which included an increase for a dependent spouse or civil partner (or would have included an increase but for the fact that they were getting State Pension (Non-Contributory), Blind Pension or Carer's AllowaCivil Partner's (Contributory) Pension if their late spouse or civil partner was getting State Pension (Contributory), which included an increase for a dependent spouse or civil partner (or would have included an increase but for the fact that they were getting State Pension (Non-Contributory), Blind Pension or Carer's Allowacivil partner was getting State Pension (Contributory), which included an increase for a dependent spouse or civil partner (or would have included an increase but for the fact that they were getting State Pension (Non-Contributory), Blind Pension or Carer's Allowacivil partner (or would have included an increase but for the fact that they were getting State Pension (Non-Contributory), Blind Pension or Carer's Allowance).

Note: You or your late spouse or civil partner must have at least 52 Irish social insurance contributions / credits, of which at least one must be a paid contribution.

If a person dies, either testate or intestate, leaving a family home in which the spouse or civil partner ordinarily resides, the spouse or civil partner may opt to appropriate the dwelling in satisfaction or partial satisfaction of his / her share of the estate.

Those who fail to maintain their spouses / civil partners / cohabitants and / or children adequately must contribute to the cost of any One - Parent Family Payment, Lone Parent's Allowance, Deserted Wife's payment or Supplementary Welfare Allowance which, as a result, is paid to their families.

If you are a liable relative and fail to pay enough maintenance to your spouse or civil partner or dependent child (ren), you must contribute to the cost of the One - Parent Family Payment, which we pay to your family.

You are a widow or widower or a surviving civil partner aged 60 or over whose late spouse / civil partner held a free travel pass and who is getting one of the following payments: Widow's, Widower's or Surviving Partner's (Contributory) Pension, Widow's, Widower's or Surviving Partner's (Non-Contributory) Pension, One - Parent Family Payment, Widow's, Widower's or Surviving Partner's Pension under the Occupational Injuries Benefit Scheme or a similar social security pension / benefit from an EU member state or a country with which Ireland has a bilateral social security agreement, or an ordinary Garda widow's pension.

if the separated couple is involved in a structured mediation process which addresses the spouse / civil partner's (where the civil partner is the parent of the child / ren) liability to maintain the claimant and dependant children (for example, attending the Family Mediation Service).

The spouse or civil partner should apply to the Department for a Widow's, Widower's or Surviving Civil Partner's Pension which, if awarded, would be payable from wecivil partner should apply to the Department for a Widow's, Widower's or Surviving Civil Partner's Pension which, if awarded, would be payable from weCivil Partner's Pension which, if awarded, would be payable from week 7.

If a married couple or civil partners can agree the terms on which they will live separately, they may enter into a separation agreement.

You may automatically qualify for a Widow's, Widower's or Surviving Civil Partner's (Contributory) Pension if your late spouse or civil partner was getting either a State Pension (Transition) or State Pension (Contributory), which included an increase for a dependent spouse or civil partner (or would have included an increase but for the fact that you were getting State Pension (Non-Contributory), Blind Pension or Carer's AllowaCivil Partner's (Contributory) Pension if your late spouse or civil partner was getting either a State Pension (Transition) or State Pension (Contributory), which included an increase for a dependent spouse or civil partner (or would have included an increase but for the fact that you were getting State Pension (Non-Contributory), Blind Pension or Carer's Allowacivil partner was getting either a State Pension (Transition) or State Pension (Contributory), which included an increase for a dependent spouse or civil partner (or would have included an increase but for the fact that you were getting State Pension (Non-Contributory), Blind Pension or Carer's Allowacivil partner (or would have included an increase but for the fact that you were getting State Pension (Non-Contributory), Blind Pension or Carer's Allowance).

From 6 April 2015 you can transfer up to 10 % of your unused Personal Allowance to your husband, wife or civil partner, providing their taxable income is between # 10,601 and # 42,385 (in tax year 2015 - 16), which will result in a tax saving of up to # 212 in 2015 - 16.