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Civil Partnership Dissolution

A civil partnership is legally ended by asking the court for a ‘dissolution order’ once the civil partnership has lasted for at least one year.

  • Unreasonable behaviour
  • Both parties to the civil partnership having lived apart for two years if both agree to the dissolution
  • Both parties to the civil partnership having lived apart for at least five years if only one party agrees to the dissolution
  • If one party deserted the other at least two years ago.

If both parties agree to the Dissolution, the court will review the papers and make a conditional order of Dissolution which is made final six weeks from the date of the conditional order.

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Maria Endall

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Head of the Family Department

Lizza Frary

Legal Assistant

Family Law


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