Divorce and planning for the school holidays
The school holiday season can be stressful enough for separated parents. In this article, we will discuss how to best
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If you are unmarried and living together, you’re a cohabiting couple. Cohabiting couples don’t have the same rights as married couples, and this lack of legal rights can become an issue if you split up, have children or buy a house together.
Our guide to the rights of unmarried couples living together covers more detail about the rights of unmarried people.
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