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Civil ceremonies and same-sex relationships
Are there benefits that flow from being spliced with someone of the same sex?
I know that there are drawbacks, no ability to divorce for example but is it likely that such unions will be arranged in order to get a former spouse off one's back?
I know that there are drawbacks, no ability to divorce for example but is it likely that such unions will be arranged in order to get a former spouse off one's back?
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Of course they can 'divorce'. A same sex civil partnership has already 'divorced'.
The benefits of a civil ceremony include:
partner's right to pension on death;
partner's right to make the same decisions in cases of ill health / mental incapacity / funeral arrangements as a spouse; the same rights to property as a spouse;
the official recognition of a 'married' status.
It would be foolish to go through all this just to get rid of an ex.
The benefits of a civil ceremony include:
partner's right to pension on death;
partner's right to make the same decisions in cases of ill health / mental incapacity / funeral arrangements as a spouse; the same rights to property as a spouse;
the official recognition of a 'married' status.
It would be foolish to go through all this just to get rid of an ex.
All about dissolving the civil relationship here:
http://www.civilpartnershiplaw.com/index.php?i d=150
http://www.civilpartnershiplaw.com/index.php?i d=150
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