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Legal consequences of the holiday romance that lasts (….for a while)
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Leonie Burke, Associate
Brodies LLP
Every year, vast numbers of Brits travel to countries all over the world on holiday, where they meet, and on occasions, romance with foreign nationals, either local or a fellow tourist from an entirely different country. Most holiday romances are fleeting things. However, for some they can be longer lasting.
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If you are considering a move abroad to cement your holiday romance, it is crucial to do your homework first and know what potential legal consequences there may be if the relationship doesn’t work out.
You may be thinking about getting married, either out of love and commitment or to secure your residence in that foreign country. However, have you thought about where you would stand if it came to divorce at some point down the line?
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