Sentences with phrase «longer in a civil partnership»

If you are separated, divorced or no longer in a civil partnership, you must have been living apart for 3 months and you should apply within 3 to 6 months of the date you separated from your spouse or civil partner.

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Not very long ago Ben Summerskill of the campaigning organisation Stonewall said «Right now faiths shouldn't be forced to hold civil partnerships, although in 10 or 20 years that may change.»

The rise and rise of civil partnerships have pushed up sales of porcelain tea sets, Ralph Lauren cashmere blankets and quality Champagnes — none of your muck here, darling — and most people seem to be in agreement that the new laws were long overdue and a jolly good thing.»

But the plan was foiled when shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper tabled a Labour amendment supporting the extension of civil partnerships as long as a consultation on the plans took place immediately rather than in five years.

You need to show the court that you have been in a civil partnership for longer than a year and prove to the court that your civil partnership has irretrievably broken down by satisfying one of these four grounds:

AP: Describe the campaign: how long has GLEN been working for civil partnerships and what role did it play in the victory?

The «first in time» system means that as long as you have the legal right to get divorced or dissolve your civil partnership in that EU country, and provided that you are the first member of the couple to start proceedings, that's where they will take place.

However, under the Marriage Act 2015, it is now possible for same - sex couples to become legally married and you can no longer register a civil partnership in Ireland.

If you are married or in a civil partnership, and you can show the court that your spouse / civil partner is violent in any way towards you or the children, you can get a barring or safety order against them no matter how long you have lived together and even if they own most or all of the house.

When divorcing, dissolving your civil partnership or separating and you have a mortgage on a property, you need to decide what to do in the long term while keeping up the mortgage payments in the short term.

The judge will decide on the division of assets based on how long you've been married or in a civil partnership, as well as your:

Your rights to stay in your home might only last for as long as you are married or in a civil partnership, depending on whose name is on the tenancy agreement.

However, if, for example, he or she has moved out and is no longer paying the rent, while you're still married or in a civil partnership you might have the right to live in the property and pay rent.

The law treats unmarried couples differently to those in marriages or civil partnerships, even if they've been living together for a long time or have children together.

«Having our civil partnership was an incredible breakthrough for people that have campaigned for a long time — through the»60s and the»50s in England when it was so hard to be gay and hard to be open about it.