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Long-awaited changes to divorce legislation are likely to come into effect in Guernsey and England and Wales later this year, allowing divorce on a no-fault basis.
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Long-awaited changes to divorce legislation are likely to come
into effect in Guernsey and England and Wales later this year,
allowing divorce on a no-fault basis.
In an article published in STEP Journal + (January 2021),
Elizabeth Couch, Partner at Collas Crill, and Charles Hale, QC at 4
Paper Buildings, explore how these welcome changes will facilitate
a more consensual approach to divorce, enabling those unhappily
married to separate without apportioning blame.
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