Why every unmarried couple should consider a Cohabitation Agreement
More couples than ever in the UK are choosing to live together without getting married. While this brings flexibility and independence, many people are unaware that “common law marriage” doesn’t exist in UK law. This can leave partners financially vulnerable if the relationship ends.
You don’t automatically have rights like married couples – even if you’ve lived together for a long time and have children.
A Cohabitation Agreement can cover:
- Property ownership and deposits
- Mortgage or rent contributions
- Household bills
- Savings and finances
- Personal belongings
- Children arrangements
Take the First Step – Free Advice is available
Understanding your options doesn’t have to be complicated.
I offer free local advice appointments where you can:
- Ask questions in a relaxed, no-pressure setting
- Understand whether a Cohabitation Agreement is right for you
- Get clear, practical guidance tailored to your situation
I offer free 30 minute appointments so book your free appointment today and take control of your future with confidence.
