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Overview
To cohabit means to live together without
any legal documentation binding you to do so.
A cohabitation agreement is designed for couples wishing
to live together and regulate their finances in order
to protect themselves from unnecessary cost and litigation
should their cohabitation break down. It will bind both
of you legally to the terms of the agreement.
Some parts of the agreement can be overturned by a
court is you have children. This agreement assumes that
if a child is born during cohabitation the party with
the larger amount of capital will provide support to
the child whether the child is resident with them or
not. This of course would depend on the amount of capital
available to the non-resident parent.
Section Guide:
- If you are
not sure why you should make a Cohabitation Agreement,
we have offered some easy to understand reasons.
- Making a Cohabitation Agreement
is a vital thing to do, but there are some things
you need to consider before using our service.
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Cohabitation
Agreements Guide
