Sentences with phrase «cohabitant claims»

If your spouse, civil partner or cohabitant claims a payment the BTWFD payment will also stop.

This does not apply if you transfer to Jobseeker's Benefit / Allowance, Illness Benefit, One - Parent Family Payment and Carer's Benefit or if your spouse, civil partner or cohabitant claims for you as a qualified adult on their payment.

Not exact matches

This is one area where former cohabitants have some claims.

Those opposed to change often claim that giving rights to cohabitants undermines marriage.

If cohabitants were to be given automatic rights on intestacy there would be huge evidential issues, particularly as one of the couple would be dead and therefore unable to rebut any claim of cohabitation.

They did not remarry but resumed living together and Ms Chekov brought a claim for reasonable financial provision as Mr Fryer's cohabitant following his death.

One argument raised by the defendants is that Ms Chekov was not able to claim as a cohabitant as this status only applies of she were not a former spouse, i.e. that a person would only be able to make a claim under one status.

Deputy Master Matthews agreed, he considered that as the act envisages the possibility of a couple who are divorced putting themselves back into the remit of the act by remarrying, why then should the person who cohabits (as opposed to remarries) not be entitled to bring claim under the status of cohabitant.

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The commission considered a scheme allowing cohabitants to opt in to claim financial remedies on separation.

Whether working with domestic or international clients, she deals with complex financial claims, children issues, pre and postnuptial agreements and cohabitant disputes and has extensive experience advising on cases involving trusts.

If an applicant has a child living with a former spouse, civil partner or cohabitant, they can claim for WFP in respect of that child provided that the WFP applicant is wholly or mainly maintaining the former spouse, civil partner or cohabitant.

When a family comprises of a person and his or her spouse, civil partner or cohabitant, both join in any claim for WFP in respect of that family.

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.

Your spouse, civil partner or cohabitant can claim WFP while you are getting one of these payments.

If your spouse, civil partner or cohabitant is self - employed, his or her income over the 12 - month period before you lodge your claim is used to work out his or her average weekly income.

If a spouse, civil partner or cohabitant of the WFP recipient claims an increase for a Qualified Adult (IQA) on their Jobseeker's Allowance or Jobseeker's Benefit or Farm Assist payment in respect of the WFP recipient, their WFP entitlement may change and they should notify WFP Section immediately.

A person who is recently bereaved (married, co-habiting and persons in a civil partnership) and is thus parenting alone but who doesn't qualify for a Widow's, Widower's or Surviving Civil Partners Contributory Pension can claim one - parent family payment for up to two years from the date of death of the spouse, cohabitant or civil partner or until their youngest child reaches 18 years of age, whichever is earlier.

If your spouse, civil partner or cohabitant is claiming for you as a qualified adult on their payment and you are providing full - time care to another person, you can apply for half - rate Carer's Allowance and keep your current Increase for a Qualified Adult in full.

If you are currently getting Carer's Allowance and your spouse, civil partner or cohabitant is claiming another social welfare payment (for example, Jobseeker's Allowance), your spouse, civil partner or cohabitant may claim an increase in their social welfare payment for you as a qualified adult and your Carer's Allowance will be reduced by 50 %.

You may claim a half - rate increase in your payment for a child dependant if you are a carer and are living with your spouse, civil partner or cohabitant.