In brief: unmarried and separating – where do you stand?
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In brief: unmarried and separating – where do you stand?
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Living together for years can feel like a marriage in everything but name – but legally, it isn’t. In this episode, Kate walks you through the legal rights unmarried couples have when they separate in England and Wales.
We talk about:
- Why there’s no such thing as ‘common-law marriage’
- What happens to your home – and why the paperwork matters
- What parental responsibility means for unmarried parents
- Why a will matters if you’re not married
- How a separation agreement can record what you’ve both agreed
If you’re separating from a partner you’re not married to, this episode will help you understand where you stand.
This episode gives general information only, not legal advice.
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