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In England, Unmarried Couples' Rights covers cohabitation and the financial implications when a relationship ends, including property interests, household contributions, and children arrangements where applicable. A solicitor in this area drafts and reviews declarations of trust and cohabitation agreements, negotiates settlements on property and finances, and advises on potential claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act or on making a claim for beneficial interests in property where appropriate. They liaise with financial advisers and, if needed, represent clients in negotiations or court proceedings to protect their position.

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I was looking for advice on adjusting contact arrangements without a lengthy court process. Mitre Law put me in touch with a specialist barrister straight away, who talked me through my options in a clear and reassuring way, including mediation. The whole experience felt professional, supportive and efficient, giving me real confidence moving forward.

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