The Civil Partnership and Certain Rights and Obligations of Cohabitants Act 2010 came fully into force on 1st January 2011. This is an essential and important piece of legislative reform and change that will need to be in the consciousness of lawyers to fully advise clients and deal with issues that will arise in practices in the future. The Act defines new relationships recognised by the law ( civil partnership registration for same-sex couples) as well as establishing a redress scheme for opposite-sex and same-sex couples cohabiting and provisions concerning Maintenance, Domestic Violence, Succession, Nullity and Dissolution and Shared Home Protection as well as other matters in these newly recognised social relationships.
The lecture programme will deal with:
● Formalities, requirements, and Registration of Civil Partnerships, and provisions relating to Dissolution and Nullity of these relationships.
● Rights of Cohabitants and the new legal provisions relating to Qualified Cohabitation relationships and who is a Qualified Cohabitant under the Act.
● Succession Law, particularly relating to technical aspects of the new provisions, and property rights under the Act.
Investment: €160 euro. Full payment on booking by cheque to be payable and mailed to Siobhan Foley, Courses for Living, Kilsarcon, Currow, Killarney, Co Kerry or inter-bank transfer. Lodge AIB Castleisland 936251. A/C: Courses for Living 07809081
CPD: Certificate for 4 CPD Points Law Society of Ireland.
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