If you have taken the difficult decision to end your civil partnership, you will be able to rely on a system of no fault dissolution. This removes the need to apportion blame for the breakdown of the civil partnership, and allows couples to make a joint application.
You must have been in your civil partnership for at least a year before you can apply for a dissolution.
It is advisable to obtain legal advice to ensure that you meet the legal requirements and your documents are lodged correctly.
Legal advice can also prove invaluable when it comes to dividing your assets and resolving disputes about child arrangements.
For further advice on dissolving a civil partnership, please contact Louise Allard or Sabrina Bailey on 020 7993 2936.
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