Cohabitation agreement

A cohabitation agreement is particularly relevant when there are differences in the ownership of shared property, such as a home, or when one party has contributed a larger financial investment.

There are several situations where a cohabitation agreement may be necessary, for example if there are debts between the cohabiting partners or if one party has paid for all purchases of shared property. A well-drafted cohabitation agreement is important in order to avoid potential disputes in the future and to clearly regulate the parties’ financial relationship.

We understand the complexity of these matters and can offer professional assistance in preparing a correct and legally binding cohabitation agreement. Incorrectly drafted agreements may be deemed invalid, which can create problems in the event of a separation. It is therefore important to seek assistance from a lawyer to ensure that the agreement is legally enforceable and fulfills your wishes and needs.

We can guide you through the process and provide the necessary information to help you make well-informed decisions. Contact us and we can discuss your specific circumstances and work together to prepare a cohabitation agreement suited to your unique situation.