Family
If you and your partner have entered into a civil partnership and that relationship has or is likely to break down, the procedure for bringing the civil partnership to an end is similar to that involved in divorce proceedings. However, there are some differences; for example, adultery is not a recognised fact for the dissolution of a civil partnership.
Our team of specialists are well equipped to advise and assist you in the dissolution of a civil partnership. If such proceedings are intended or if proceedings have been issued by your partner, then it is important you speak to a member of the team as soon as possible.
For further information about our family services, get in touch with our team in Alconbury, Birmingham, Nottingham, Peterborough or Spalding.
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