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Cohabitation Agreement

Having a cohabitation agreement helps you to protect you and your partner if you're living together but aren't married.

Living together without getting married offers some legal advantages over getting married. If the relationship falls apart, the married couple must navigate the courthouse trying to get a divorce. Unmarried couples do not. In some instances a couple cannot legally get married in the first place. Yet others simply feel that they don't need a piece of paper to say how they feel about their partner.


Whatever the reason, it's clear that more and more couples are living together without getting married. But doing so without adequate legal protection can lead to problems for you and your partner. For example, what happens if one of the partners passes away? The other person has no legal rights to any of the first partner's estate. Sometimes one person becomes financially dependent on the other. If the relationship suddenly falls apart, the dependent person can't support him or herself. Protecting you and your partner begins with writing a cohabitation agreement. Legal Ace can help you do it.

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Cohabitation Agreement $99


  • Fill out the online questionnaire.
  • A legal document preparer will review your answers for completeness, errors, or inconsistencies.
  • If the document preparer has any questions or issues, you will be contacted and given an opportunity to change your answers.
  • Your cohabitation agreement will be filled in with the answers you have provided.
  • Your document will be sent to you along with instructions on how to finalize the paperwork.
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