Financial AgreementsCohabitation AgreementA Cohabitation Agreement contains personally drafted documentation for couples who want to live live together (cohabit) to protect themselves from unnecessary cost and litigation should their cohabitation breakdown.
Our cohabitation agreement allows you to specify who keeps specific assets and what will happen
to assets that have been purchased jointly in the event that you
separate at a later date after having lived together.
In the event of separation, this
agreement will be be binding on both parties in a court of law.
Cohabiting couples do not have the same rights as married couples
under the law, so it makes sense to set out at the beginning what
the division would be if your cohabitation were to break down to save on lengthy and expensive court proceedings later.
We would also advise that you both make wills as any assets owned
will go the next of kin and not to your partner if you are not married to each other.
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