Yes, as of August 2001 the right of the same-sex partner supersedes that of the deceased's parents, siblings or children. Also, taxation is the same as for married couples. Same-sex couples may register as domestic partners in Victoria as of December 2008.
Yes, as of August 2001. Same-sex couples may register as domestic partners in Victoria as of December 2008.
Yes, as of August 2001 the rights of the same-sex partner supersede those of the patient's parents, siblings or children. Same-sex couples may register as domestic partners in Victoria as of December 2008.
Yes, Victoria has had a state-wide registry for same-sex relationships beginning in December 2008.
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Yes, as of 2004, same-sex couples enjoy full joint adoption rights in the Australian Capital Territory.
Approximately 30 same-sex couples legally married in the Australian Capital Territory, in Canberra, between December 7 and 12, 2013. These marriages were later declared invalid by the Australian High Court.
As of December 9, 2017, same-sex marriage is legal in Australia. The Australian Parliament passed a law allowing same-sex couples to marry, granting them the same rights and recognition as heterosexual couples.
Married couples have legal protections and benefits such as inheritance rights, tax benefits, spousal privilege in court, and the ability to make medical decisions for each other.
Yes, as of July 1, 2010, same-sex couples can register their relationship with the state of New South Wales.
In Indonesia, unmarried couples living together may face legal implications as cohabitation is not recognized by law. This means they may not have legal rights or protections typically afforded to married couples, such as inheritance rights or property ownership. It is important for unmarried couples to be aware of these limitations and seek legal advice to protect their interests.
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Yes, cohabitation is legal in Connecticut. The state does not have any laws prohibiting unmarried couples from living together. Cohabiting couples in Connecticut have the same rights and responsibilities as any other individuals, although they may not have the same legal protections as married couples in certain areas, such as inheritance and health care decisions.