In an article cross-posted with permission from The Conversation, Teaching Fellow in Law at SOAS, University of London, highlights a growing problem…
Getting married is a major life event. Not only is it a public affirmation of one person’s commitment towards another but it also results in significant life-changing obligations. The marriage ceremony should mean something to both people, as well as being valid and enforceable in law. But at the moment, English law does not allow all citizens to get married in a way that meets their needs. Continue reading