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Tips For Creating A Successful Marriage Share Your Dreams And Go
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A marriage is never static. The two people, who make up the marital relationship, move on in their journey together through various stages of growth. Both as a couple and as individuals.
This marital growth requires a great deal of commitment, trust, effort and reciprocity. Healthy and well built marriages do not happen by chance, they are created by a lot of hard work.
The basic element of “being one” in marriage is companionship. Like friends, couples need to be open with each other about their interests, dreams and goals.
It is difficult for a married couple to deal with certain problems when there are no common goals established. Goals enable the couple to realize that they are not competing against each other, and help them to work together and support one another.
Married couples should cooperate and work towards these dreams and goals with all dedication and devotion. Do not give up if you and your spouses goals appear to be too different. Talk and recognize that you both have needs, and try to set goals that will enable both sets of needs to be satisfied. Often, as you share your dreams, you will discover that in fact you both have similar dreams and goals; it was just the direction that you each wanted to take was different. This difference of direction can then be dealt with as you talk.
Often when you take time to communicate with each other regarding your needs and motivations, you will be surprised to learn that you both have identical dreams and goals. This is likely to be what drew you together in the first place.
So what types of goals should you set? Goals can center on your children, the family as a whole, your individual careers, your possessions and your pastimes.
The following are guidelines to better understand and relate with your partner's goals:
1. Know your spouse. Pay close attention to his or her habits and values.
2. Bond and respond. Whatever that goes on within your spouseÂ’s life, in his/her career, you know that there are dreams and goals in each aspect. So be sensitive and take part; worry and celebrate in his/her accomplishments.
3. Let your spouse influence you. Be willing to share in his/her decisions. Understand his/her goals and when you do not agree at some point, at least support him or her..
4.Compromise. When your goals do not exactly match, know when to put the brakes if you feel that the conversation is becoming confrontational. Be calm and tolerant.
When you both have strong appreciation and understanding of all your dreams and goals you become closer together as a married couple, it makes married life a lot more pleasant and easier to handle. After all, you are partners in life.
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What is civil partnership?
Civil Partnership is a new legal relationship, giving two people of the same sex similar rights to married couples. These rights and responsibilities include:
A duty to provide reasonable maintenance for your civil partner and any children of the family
Ability to apply for parental responsibility for your civil partnerÂ’s child
Equitable treatment for assessment of child support, life assurance, tax, employment and pension benefits.
Recognition under intestacy rules
Recognition for immigration and nationality purposes
Next of kin rights
Who is eligible?
The couple must both be of the same sex, be 16 years of age or older, not already be in a civil partnership or marriage and not be related to each other. In England, Northern Ireland and Wales, 16 and 17 year olds will need their parentsÂ’ consent. In Scotland, they wonÂ’t.
How do you register?
To register a civil partnership, you must first give formal notice to your local authority. YouÂ’ll be able to do this from December 5, but some authorities (such as Brighton and Hove, Liverpool, Sheffield) are already taking provisional bookings.
Where can I register my civil partnership?
Anywhere already approved for marriages, such as a register office or licensed wedding venue.
How long do I have to wait?
Once each person has given notice of intention to register, there is a 15-day waiting period before the civil partnership can be
registered. In exceptional circumstances, the 15-day period can be reduced – for example where someone is seriously ill and not expected to recover.
What time of day can a civil partnership be registered?
Civil partnerships can only be registered between 8am and 6pm (as is the case for marriage). However, where one of the couple is seriously ill and not expected to recover, then the civil partnership may be formed at any time.
What happens at a civil partnership registration?
The couple sign a civil partnership document in the presence of the registrar and two witnesses. Civil partnership registration is an entirely secular process and the Civil Partnership Act prevents any religious service from taking place during the statutory steps leading to the formation of a civil partnership.
Can we have a ceremony?
Yes. You can have a ceremony in addition to the signing of the legal documentation, but it is not required under the Act.
How much will it cost?
The cost of giving notice in advance of forming a civil partnership is ÂŁ30.00 per person. Forming a civil partnership at a register office will cost ÂŁ40.00. The local registration authority set the cost for attendance by a civil partnership registrar and a further charge is likely to be made by the owners of the building for the use of the premises.
What happens if the relationship breaks down?
A civil partnership can only be ended by formal dissolution or annulment, or on the death of one of the parties. The process for
dissolution will be court-based and the person applying for the partnership to be dissolved will have to show that it has broken down irretrievably.
Will the UK recognise civil partnership schemes from other countries?
If you have already entered into a civil partnership in another country (countries which already allow civil partnerships include Belgium, Denmark, Finland and Canada), you wonÂ’t have to register again here. From 5 December, your partnership will be recognised in the UK.
What is civil partnership?
Civil Partnership is a new legal relationship, giving two people of the same sex similar rights to married couples. These rights and responsibilities include:
A duty to provide reasonable maintenance for your civil partner and any children of the family
Ability to apply for parental responsibility for your civil partnerÂ’s child
Equitable treatment for assessment of child support, life assurance, tax, employment and pension benefits.
Recognition under intestacy rules
Recognition for immigration and nationality purposes
Next of kin rights
Who is eligible?
The couple must both be of the same sex, be 16 years of age or older, not already be in a civil partnership or marriage and not be related to each other. In England, Northern Ireland and Wales, 16 and 17 year olds will need their parentsÂ’ consent. In Scotland, they wonÂ’t.
How do you register?
To register a civil partnership, you must first give formal notice to your local authority. YouÂ’ll be able to do this from December 5, but some authorities (such as Brighton and Hove, Liverpool, Sheffield) are already taking provisional bookings.
Where can I register my civil partnership?
Anywhere already approved for marriages, such as a register office or licensed wedding venue.
How long do I have to wait?
Once each person has given notice of intention to register, there is a 15-day waiting period before the civil partnership can be
registered. In exceptional circumstances, the 15-day period can be reduced – for example where someone is seriously ill and not expected to recover.
What time of day can a civil partnership be registered?
Civil partnerships can only be registered between 8am and 6pm (as is the case for marriage). However, where one of the couple is seriously ill and not expected to recover, then the civil partnership may be formed at any time.
What happens at a civil partnership registration?
The couple sign a civil partnership document in the presence of the registrar and two witnesses. Civil partnership registration is an entirely secular process and the Civil Partnership Act prevents any religious service from taking place during the statutory steps leading to the formation of a civil partnership.
Can we have a ceremony?
Yes. You can have a ceremony in addition to the signing of the legal documentation, but it is not required under the Act.
How much will it cost?
The cost of giving notice in advance of forming a civil partnership is ÂŁ30.00 per person. Forming a civil partnership at a register office will cost ÂŁ40.00. The local registration authority set the cost for attendance by a civil partnership registrar and a further charge is likely to be made by the owners of the building for the use of the premises.
What happens if the relationship breaks down?
A civil partnership can only be ended by formal dissolution or annulment, or on the death of one of the parties. The process for
dissolution will be court-based and the person applying for the partnership to be dissolved will have to show that it has broken down irretrievably.
Will the UK recognise civil partnership schemes from other countries?
If you have already entered into a civil partnership in another country (countries which already allow civil partnerships include Belgium, Denmark, Finland and Canada), you wonÂ’t have to register again here. From 5 December, your partnership will be recognised in the UK.
