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Co-habiting

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Cohabitation  – What you need to know.
Written by Helen Victoria Bishop
My ex is co-habiting, can i stop paying spousal maintenance?
You cannot simply stop making payments. If you feel that these new circumstances merit a reduction in payments then you need to apply to the court for a variation to the order for spousal maintenance. If the court agrees to vary or stop the maintenance it can backdate the change to the date that ...
I'm separating from my partner, we're not married, what are my rights?
There still prevails the myth of common law man and wife. Increasingly in the 21st century couples live together as if married but without going through a formal ceremony of marriage. Many believe that after a certain length of time, they acquire the same rights in law that apply to married coup...
Does co-habiting impact the financial settlement?
The financial resources of the new partner are relevant, but only indirectly. It is not possible to demand that the new partner has to pay income or capital to the former spouse. The court can only make orders against a husband or wife of the marriage in question. But if financial resources are ...
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