The Civil Partnership Act 2004
The Civil Partnership Act 2004
A Practical Guide
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This authoritative guide to the Civil Partnership Act 2004 is written by Paul Mallender and Jane Rayson, two family law barristers with a combined practice experience of over fifty years. The Civil Partnership Act 2004: A Practical Guide provides clear, concise explanations of the new legislation. The book covers the lifetime of a relationship, from entering into the civil partnership, its consequences in terms of financial and family arrangements, to practical guidance on how the partnership is dissolved and the consequences of breakdown and death.
- A practical, user-friendly guide to an important new piece of social legislation
- Written by practising barristers with extensive experience of family law
- Provides timely guidance to the new civil partnership legislation
Product details
July 2006Paperback
9780521617925
354 pages
229 × 153 × 22 mm
0.571kg
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Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction to the Act
- 2. What is a civil partnership? Formation by registration in England and Wales: eligibility
- 3. Pre-registration procedure: standard procedure
- house-bound and detained partners
- certain non-residents and other special cases
- 4. Registration in England and Wales: the standard procedure
- the special procedure
- 5. Registration outside the UK by Order in Council
- 6. Overseas relationships treated as civil partnerships
- 7. Financial and property implications of civil partnership
- 8. Children
- 9. Relationship between the Civil Partnership Act and the Gender Recognition Act
- 10. The ending of the partnership: orders for dissolution
- 11. Nullity and other proceedings
- 12. Offences
- 13. Domestic violence and occupation of the home
- 14. Financial consequences on breakdown
- 15. Financial relief in England and Wales after an overseas dissolution
- 16. Miscellaneous.
