What is the new divorce law in UK?
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What is the new divorce law in UK?
The new legislation was announced following public consultation and sees the UK’s divorce laws extend the grounds for divorce. The new divorce laws will remove the need for evidence of adultery, desertion or unreasonable behaviour.
When was no fault divorce introduced UK?
The ‘Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill’, often commonly referred to as the ‘No-fault Divorce Bill’ was first introduced in June 2019.
Can you get a no fault divorce in the UK?
Currently, a couple can obtain a no-fault divorce in the UK if they have been separated for at least two years and both agree that it’s time their marriage came to an end. When a divorce is sought on this basis, there is no need to blame either party meaning that it is, to all extents and purposes, a no-fault divorce.
When should you walk away from a sexless relationship?
As long as you feel you have strong emotional ties and the person you married was willing to talk and support you, then you should never think about walking away from a sexless marriage. Of course, if your spouse is willing to be honest with you then you can always talk about anything in your heart.
