Relationship Contracts
Below are our 10 articles in the 'relationship contracts' category:

Child maintenance contracts are written or verbal agreements between two parents. One parent will agree to pay the parent residing with the child or children a fixed amount of money to take care ...

In recent years the number of couples who live together as man and wife has grown considerably. In Britain the statistics for couples who live together but are not married is around one in six, ...

With almost four million people in the UK co-habiting it is important that some form of contract be set in place to protect the rights of those involved. Whether they are called Living Together ...

Every year there are around 15 million divorces granted in the UK. Filing for divorce means that the marriage contract is being formally terminated, but before divorce can be applied for the ...

The contracts involved when fostering or adopting children will naturally include a number or rigid terms and conditions. Regardless of whether the process involves fostering or adoption the ...

Becoming engaged to be married is similar to entering into a contract in as much as there is an offer and an acceptance. However, in the UK an engagement is not seen as legally binding as you ...

Regardless of the reasons why couples enter into marriage it is usually taken very seriously and this is reflected by the legally binding marriage contracts. There are two basic traditional forms ...

Pre nuptial agreements are never going to score very high on a romantic level, but as a form of insurance they do have their benefits. However, even if a pre nuptial agreement has been set in ...

Although relationship contracts are not legally binding contracts they are a useful tool for people who are living together but may or may not be contemplating marriage. Although they may have ...

In Britain, civil ceremonies are the nearest substitute available for same sex marriage contracts. Civil ceremonies, or civil weddings, have become very popular since the law changed in 2005 to ...