There has been much debate about the unfair property laws that affect separating unmarried couples in the UK. Not withstanding a call for reform from lead bodies and Judges that work within the family law sector, the Government has resisted implementing proposed changes that would make the system fairer for separating cohabitees. Cohabitation or Living [...]
Cohabitation is an arrangement where two persons who are not legally married or registered with any authority, live together in a stable relationship. DATA In the European Union cohabitation is very common and the available data shows that some 39.5% of all births in EU countries were extramarital. In particular, in many cases live births [...]
Since more and more Europeans are living out of their country of origin, the EU is dealing with a number of issues related to which country law should apply to property management and to divorce. “This first use of enhanced cooperation is a big step forward towards an EU that works for its citizens. People [...]
Dowry payments are still common in Asian weddings. What happens to your dowry if the marriage breaks down?
Sometimes we’re so eager to get somewhere, that pay little attention to our needs while travelling or know little on how to defend our rights as travellers. The European Union is doing a great deal to cope with every type of troubles passengers could come across, both when travelling and while booking the trip. So, [...]
Life As An International Couple
What is it like dating across countries? Do most international couples have a solid period of time where they are constantly around each other or is it usually a long distance relationship? What advice would you give to a single man or woman interested in starting an international relationship with someone? An interview to us: InternationalCouples
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