Family law
Cohabitation
Setting up a home together
There is no such thin in law as “Common Law Husband” or “Common Law Wife”. However, there are steps you can take to ensure the financial wellbeing of your family even if you are not married. We can explain to you the current state of affairs and the legal implications of cohabiting with your partner.
Living together (cohabitation)
The end of the relationship
Unlike married couples, when a cohabiting couple’s relationship ends, there is no legal provision for maintenance or the fair distribution of property. We can advise you about the law in this area and how you can protect your position should your relationship end.
What happens if I split up with my partner
Cohabitation Disputes
Relevant case law: Stack v. Dowden
One of our experienced family solicitors will be happy to assist you in your children matters. Please contact Severine Vincent or Kate Booth on 01926 422101 or visit our Contact page. Alternatively, you can send Severine or Kate a message direct using departments contact form.
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