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When you move in together the last thing you want to think about is drawing up a legal document such as a cohabitation agreement. But if you split up, you won’t have the same rights as a married couple and you could end up with nothing. So it’s even more important that you make one. A cohabitation agreement can help unmarried couples clarify their financial arrangements and protect their respective interests. Find out more on how unmarried couples can draw up a cohabitation agreement.
Category: Cohabitation
Changing your name by Deed Poll has become an increasingly visible part of modern life. While marriage and divorce remain familiar reasons for adopting a different name, many people now use Deed Polls to reflect personal identity, family circumstances or a simple preference for a new name.
A Deed Poll is a legal document that provides evidence of a change of name. It can be used to change a first name, surname or the spelling of a name, as well as to add or remove names. For many people, the process offers a straightforward way to ensure that their chosen name is recognised across official records.
Category: Cohabitation
As you get older, there are plenty of things to worry about and one of the primary concerns will always be your health.
You never know when you might suffer from a serious illness that affects your body or mind, so it's important to be prepared. One of the best ways you can do this is by completing a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) as you approach your twilight years.
A LPA is a legal document that gives you the chance to appoint certain people - usually family members, or perhaps close friends - to make decisions on your behalf in the event that you're unable to do so.
Category: Cohabitation
Prenuptial agreements are recognised in many countries, but in the UK they have a history of being seen as unromantic by couples about to embark on a life together.
Yet prenuptial agreements are increasingly being taken into consideration by the English courts when they are looking at financial settlements on divorce.
Find out more on when to use a prenuptial agreement, what a prenuptial agreement does and how to make it legally binding.
Category: Cohabitation