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DWP launches 'web-app' help for separating couples
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Deed of Variation of maintenance: separation, cohabitation or reconciliation agreements
This is a simple form of variation of a deed which can be used to vary a deed of separation, a cohabitation agreement or a reconciliation agreement. Precedent, 04/04/2012, members only
Deed of Separation: model clauses
This precedent is intended to provide a number of specimen clauses. It cannot be comprehensive and further clauses may be required to fit individual circumstances; equally, substantial deletions will invariably be required for the sake of brevity. Precedent, 04/04/2012, members only
Petition, 3 years’ separation, W v H
Precedent, 08/03/2012, members only

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Matrimonial Causes Act 1973, s.10
Statute (external), 31/12/1973, free

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