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Fingers crossed you won't ever feel like this but unfortunately some civil partnerships won't last forever.
Dissolution is the term used to describe the termination of a civil
partnership. Dissolution is a procedure similar to divorce. To get a
dissolution you must have been in a civil partnership for more than one
year. You must complete a form called a ‘Petition’, giving the reasons
why you are applying, to show your civil partnership is definitely
over- i.e. that it has ‘irretrievably broken down’.
If there are children of the family you should also complete a form
called a ‘statement of arrangements’ in which you tell the court what
plans you have made for the children once the dissolution is final.
Her Majesty’s Court Service website has information about dissolution.
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