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Who keeps the pets? Pets and the family law system

Who keeps the pets? Pets and the family law system

by Noah Ingleton | Dec 19, 2025 | Latest News

Pets are such an important part of our families that difficulties often arise when a relationship breaks up. What happens when you’ve bought a pet with a former partner? What happens the children of the relationship have a deep connection to the pet? June 2025 Reforms...

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