New Relationships covers matters that arise when building or navigating a new partnership after separation, including agreements on financial arrangements with a future partner and the practical implications for existing children and former partners. A solicitor in this area drafts and reviews cohabitation or nuptial agreements, advises on the consequences of new relationships for property, pensions and debt, and supports negotiations or disputes about financial provision if a relationship ends or when relationships overlap with previous households.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
The solicitor handles the provisions, structures and interactions that arise from forming or dissolving relationships after a previous relationship. They manage the drafting and negotiation of cohabitation or nuptial agreements, advise on how new partnerships affect property ownership, investments and pensions, and assist with financial settlements or disputes where the parties’ interests diverge or when amendments to existing orders are needed.
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