
Cohabitation Agreements: Understanding Legal Protections for Unmarried Couples
People often don’t know they can protect themselves financially while living together in a non-married relationship, in ways that are similar to a prenuptial agreement for married couples. A cohabitation agreement functions like a prenuptial agreement, but is designed for couples who are not getting married or do not plan to, but still want to be prepared for possible separation. This kind of document can also benefit people who live together for non-romantic reasons, such as elder care or simply friendship-based cohabitation.
Below are some common reasons to enter into a cohabitation agreement:
Distribution of property after a breakup or parting-of-ways
Ownership of joint bank accounts or other domestic assets
Payment of debts during and after the cohabitation
Child custody and child support
Healthcare decision-making power
Non-married couples who live together and are interested in being prepared for a range of potential futures are urged to seek legal counsel and have a cohabitation agreement drawn up. Online resources like LegalMatch.com, the first-ever attorney-client matching platform, make it easy to get matched for free with a prenup attorney. LegalMatch also has an extensive online Law Library with educational documents on a variety of legal topics to provide guidance on different legal scenarios, the kind attorney one might need, and how to move forward when facing a legal challenge.
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