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Valentine's Day - who gets to keep the ring?

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Valentine’s Day seems the opportune moment ‘to pop the question’ to a significant other. Unfortunately, not every engagement ends in a walk down the aisle. Serena Raja from ARAG Law investigates the complex legal position surrounding ring ownership at the end of a relationship.

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