Analysis: The multi-million pound ‘gay divorce’

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  1. radical53  14 Apr 2012, 2:32am  Report
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    If you want to hold on to your assets and belongings. Don’t get married or go into a civil partnership.

    Be careful what you wish for.

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  2. Robert in S. Kensington  14 Apr 2012, 2:44pm  Report
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    In the case of marriage, there are such things as pre-nuptial agreements to protect one’s assets. I’m not sure if such a thing exists for CP. I suspect there isn’t any such thing which would also indicate how unequal they are to marriage.

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    1. But prenuptial agreements are still not legally recognised in the UK (I don’t know why not), though it’s becoming a grey area and is due for a revision.

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  3. I read somewhere that something like two-thirds of (opposite-sex) couples who marry after having lived together for 10 years or more break up within a year of getting married. It’s interesting that, though of course this couple couldn’t have a CP when they started to live together even if they’d wanted to, similar developments can happen with gay men.

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  4. Who cares about this?

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  5. So, boys and girls, beware of penniless gold-diggers seeking a Civil Partnership, just as every well-off heterosexual has always had to be wary of the marriage plans of heterosexual partners.

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