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'Date Nights' can reduce risk of divorce

by Edinburgh Family Lawyer Wednesday, 25 April 2012 Category Divorce 0 Comments

A recent report from America has found that finding time for 'date nights' or other one-on-one time can bring many relationship benefits for couples.

More children born outwith marriage

by Edinburgh Family Lawyer Friday, 13 April 2012 Category Cohabitation 0 Comments

Recent research from America by the National Center for Health Statistics has found that there has been an increase in the number of children born outside marriage across American women of all age groups.

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A missed chance to tackle family breakdown

by Edinburgh Family Lawyer Friday, 23 March 2012 Category Cohabitation 0 Comments

The Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) has given its verdict on the Budget, and comments that whilst it welcomes the removal of the ‘cliff edge’ from the proposed child benefit reforms, there remains a fundamental flaw within the Government’s plans that could threaten a new wave of family instability and breakdown.

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Singles in America study

by Edinburgh Family Lawyer Friday, 09 March 2012 Category Cohabitation 0 Comments

Match.com, the online dating site, has released findings from its second annual Singles in America study.

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Married or cohabiting couples look to partners for emotional support

by Edinburgh Family Lawyer Wednesday, 22 February 2012 Category Cohabitation 0 Comments

A recent survey has found that nine out of ten people who are married or in a cohabiting relationship would turn to their partner when they felt in need of emotional support.

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Former cohabiting couples keep romance alive

by Edinburgh Family Lawyer Friday, 10 February 2012 Category Cohabitation 0 Comments

Recent research from America has found that many former cohabiting couples continue to have a romantic relationship even after they stop living together, reports the Ohio State University Research News.

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'Date Nights' can reduce risk of divorce
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Court of Appeal rules in civil partnership split
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Singles in America study
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