For couples who choose to live together without getting married, a Living Together Agreement (also known as a Cohabitation Agreement) offers similar benefits to a prenuptial agreement.
It provides a clear framework for both partners to record their intentions, financial contributions, and shared responsibilities during the relationship — and what should happen if it ends.
Living together without legal marriage doesn’t automatically give you the same financial or property rights as married couples or civil partners.
A Living Together Agreement can help you:
Define ownership of property, savings, and possessions.
Clarify financial contributions, such as mortgage or rent payments.
Set out arrangements for shared expenses or debts.
Plan for the future, including what happens if you separate.
Reduce misunderstandings or disputes later on.
This type of agreement can be especially important if you are:
Buying a home together.
Running a business together.
Planning to have children.
A well-drafted Living Together Agreement can remove uncertainty and anxiety, helping both partners feel secure and protected.
It allows you to move forward with confidence, knowing your interests — and those of your partner — are clearly understood and respected.
Our experienced family lawyers can:
Advise you on your legal rights and options.
Draft a tailored agreement that reflects your circumstances and wishes.
Use plain, clear language to ensure you fully understand every detail.
Help you protect your assets and avoid disputes in the future.
If you’re moving in together or already living with your partner, it’s the perfect time to put the right legal protections in place.
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