Help for all stages of your family life
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Why consider a cohabitation agreement?
Put simply, a cohabitation agreement takes the form of a document that describes your finances, possessions and family relationships, and explains what should happen to these in the event your relationship breaks down.
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Legal guidance on what factors to consider
When you work with us, we’ll give you clear and friendly advice on what factors you should consider when it comes to putting together your cohabitation agreement, and how the courts would be likely to view this should a break-up occur.
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Specialist advice, regardless of how complex the assets you want to protect
We know it can be awkward, and sometimes emotional, having these sorts of conversations with your partner; after all, no-one wants to think about breaking up. But we handle matters delicately and tactfully. In fact, we believe that it can only be a good thing for a relationship for both parties to have peace of mind that they’re protected and will be treated fairly whatever happens.
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Discussing prenuptial agreements on BBC Radio Gloucestershire
In the event of a divorce, a prenuptial agreement can be useful to help smoothen the division of finances and assets between you and your partner. In March, our divorce…
Kristie Silsby LLB (Hons)
Senior associate, solicitor
The plight of unmarried cohabiting couples: government rejects MP calls for reform
A group of MPs recently published a report calling for “urgent” reforms in legislation, which currently leave unmarried, cohabiting couples with “inferior” protections. Some key recommendations made for consideration were…
Sharon Giles LLB (Hons)
Partner
