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Defining Civil Partnership and How It Affects Wills

Defining Civil Partnership and How It Affects Wills

by Management on 28/07/2008 with No Comments

Since 19 May 2008 couples in the ACT have had the option of registering their relationship with the Office of Regulatory Services as a civil partnership. Here Dobinson Davey Clifford Simpson set out the fundamentals about civil partnerships.

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