divorce

hi
if divorce is registered then can two live together as partners until more comfortable arrangements are sorted out also can one party move in the second partner
thank you

married as per nikkah so marriage would have been automatically registered in uk..

000111 wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 11, 2023 10:57 pm

married as per nikkah so marriage would have been automatically registered in uk..

If this was performed in the UK, it is likely not recognised as a marriage.

If performed overseas, it is not automatically registered in the UK.

Nothing is automatically registered with the council registry office or the general registry office

marriage was performed outside the uk. she came here as dependent and became naturalised citizen. All kids born in the uk.

so in case of divorce would she get 50% of all assets including house?
so if marriage is not automatically registered then what's the status for uk law. in quite a few forms filled out for various utilities etc. companies she was disclosed as 'wife'.

any reference?

marriage was performed outside the uk. she came here as dependent and became naturalised citizen. All kids born in the uk.

This is irrelevant really.

so in case of divorce would she get 50% of all assets including house?

Not an immigration matter. Consult a lawyer as it depends on your divorce settlement/agreement.

so if marriage is not automatically registered then what's the status for uk law. in quite a few forms filled out for various utilities etc. companies she was disclosed as 'wife'.

There is a massive difference between a marriage abroad being recognised by the UK and a marriage being registered in the UK, i.e conducted in the UK by a UK Official. They are NOT the same thing.

nikkah country: Pakistan
Its not governed by Shariah Law as such so nikkah is seen as religious ceremony not a court decision.
Checked websites nikkah husband and wife will be seen as co-habiting partners only