Cohabitation Agreements
Cohabitation Agreement Solicitor
A cohabitation agreement helps unmarried couples set out how finances, property, and responsibilities will be managed while living together and what should happen if the relationship ends. It can reduce the risk of future disputes by recording the arrangements that matter most to both parties.
Legal advice before moving in together can help protect your financial interests and ensure the arrangements reflect your individual circumstances.
Advice is available on property ownership, financial contributions, household expenses, savings, debts and the arrangements that will apply if the relationship ends. Support also includes declarations of trust and other legal documents where appropriate.
From buying a home together to moving into a property owned by one partner, legal advice can help ensure your arrangements are clearly documented and protect your future interests.
Protecting Your Future
Cohabitation Agreement Advice and Drafting
A solicitor will prepare and review cohabitation agreements tailored to your relationship, helping you record arrangements for property, finances, household contributions, and shared responsibilities.
We can also advise on issues such as unequal financial contributions, family gifts towards property purchases, mortgage payments, childcare responsibilities, and how assets should be divided if the relationship comes to an end. Our aim is to produce an agreement that accurately reflects your intentions and reduces the likelihood of future disagreements.
Our solicitor supports clients at every stage, whether you’re planning to move in together, purchasing your first home, or updating an existing agreement following a change in circumstances.
You’ll work directly with the solicitor handling your matter throughout the process, receiving practical legal advice and fixed-fee support to help you put the right arrangements in place with confidence.