Cohabitation refers to a couple living together without being married. While cohabiting couples do not have the same legal rights as married couples, it is still important to understand the legal implications and protections available to you. Creating a cohabitation agreement can help clarify financial arrangements, property ownership, and other important matters.

A cohabitation agreement is a practical way to safeguard your rights and outline clear arrangements when living with a partner. Unlike marriage, cohabiting couples in the UK do not have automatic legal protections, which can leave one or both parties vulnerable in the event of a separation. By setting out agreements on finances, property ownership, and responsibilities, you can avoid uncertainty and potential disputes. At Pre-Law, we help couples create legally binding agreements that provide clarity and security, ensuring your interests are protected and giving you peace of mind for the future.