EL Magazine JAN-FEB 2019
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Planning the perfect invite<br />
Your wedding invitation is the first thing that anyone<br />
will see of your wedding. Take time to think about<br />
the kind of impression you want to make – if it’s a<br />
black tie event, your invitation should ooze class and<br />
sophistication, if it’s a laid back barn affair, choose<br />
rustic styles.<br />
You will find a wealth of ideas online - Pinterest helps<br />
with inspiration, but you really need to see, feel and<br />
experience products like wedding invitations before<br />
committing.<br />
JMS Stationery is passionate about designing and<br />
creating wedding stationery. Over the last 10 years<br />
they have produced over 50,000 invitations and<br />
recently invested in a dedicated showroom. This<br />
amazing space displays some of the most inspirational<br />
products you’ll find anywhere. Although you’ll find<br />
JMS online, their priority is serving local people just<br />
like you – all around Milton Keynes and surrounding<br />
areas. To get inspired and have a friendly chat about<br />
your wedding pop into their showroom.<br />
Feature<br />
01908 262890<br />
weddings@jmscreative.co.uk<br />
jmscreative.co.uk<br />
jmscreativemk<br />
The rules of cohabiting<br />
Unfortunately cohabiting couples may not be aware<br />
that they don’t have the same rights as married<br />
couples. If you are cohabiting you may believe you<br />
are protected by “common law”, but there is actually<br />
no such thing as “common law marriage”. This affects<br />
all cohabiting couples, even those who have been<br />
together for many years.<br />
As a cohabiting couple you are not even legally<br />
recognised as a couple if your relationship breaks<br />
down. This will affect your rights if you intend to bring<br />
a legal claim after separating. A further complication is<br />
posed for those who will have the care of the children<br />
following a separation.<br />
If you are already cohabiting or are planning to<br />
cohabit consider appointing a Solicitor to draw up a<br />
Cohabitation Agreement. A Cohabitation Agreement<br />
can set out your plans and intentions at the outset<br />
relating to financial outgoings, plans for any property<br />
and how your children will be provided for in the<br />
event of a separation.<br />
Please visit essentiallylocal.co.uk/usefulinformation<br />
for the full article.<br />
For confidential advice about cohabitation and<br />
other family law matters contact Family Law<br />
Specialist Naomi Evans at Evans Solicitors.<br />
01908 082442<br />
Naomi.evans@evanssolicitors.co.uk.<br />
22 Towcester Road, Old Stratford, Milton<br />
Keynes, MK19 6AQ<br />
To advertise please call 01908 380777<br />
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