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Cohabitation Agreement Solicitors, Glasgow
Get in touchIncreasingly, couples don’t live together before they marry. Instead, many just continue cohabit, without getting married.
- A designated specialist to assist you every step of the way
- Competitively priced fixed fees available
- The option to defer payments
- Transparency in our pricing and ongoing clear communication
- Largest Family Law team in Glasgow
This has been recognised through cohabitation rights in Scotland. Since 2006, couples who are (or were) living together, have the opportunity to make a claim against their former cohabitant for financial losses suffered during the relationship in the interest of the other cohabitant.
It is also open to a former cohabitant to make a claim in the event of the death of their cohabitant provided that they have passed away without a will.
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Drawing Up A Cohabitation Agreement
Unlike married couples, cohabitants do not have an entitlement to certain money and property, they only have the right to make a claim. The time limits for doing so are strict and it is important to seek advice from a cohabitation solicitor promptly when your relationship ends.
A cohabitation agreement can help your claim.
You may be thinking, “what is a cohabitation agreement?”
The simple answer is that it is similar to a prenuptial agreement, but for a couple that is not married. It can cover many aspects of life, including:
- Property ownership.
- Childcare.
- Assets such as pensions and life insurance.
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Our sympathetic team of family law solicitors will assess your circumstances and provide guidance to ensure that you take the best course of action to resolve the situation.
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Cohabitation agreements in the UK can help you define and protect your share of assets.
Our cohabitation solicitors can help you write up a cohabitation agreement that is agreeable to everyone.
If you’re cohabiting or entering a civil partnership our dedicated family lawyers are here to help. Contact us today to discuss your personal circumstances.
Why Choose Our Expert Family Law Specialists?
Our experienced family law solicitors are highly experienced on all family law matters and are proficient when it comes to understanding your legal rights in the Family Law (Scotland) Act. Whether you’re dealing with child residence, financial support on separation, or separation our family law team are able to provide you with tailored legal advice and ensure your interests are protected.
Expert Legal Support for Cohabitation Agreements in Glasgow
Navigating the complexities of cohabitation agreements in Glasgow can be challenging without expert legal advice. Our specialist family lawyers are here to provide comprehensive support for cohabiting couples, civil partners, and those in a common law marriage.
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Other Family Law Matters
Jones Whyte family law solicitors have experience in many different areas. Our specialist solicitors can advise on:
Don’t let language barriers prevent you from obtaining legal advice. Our expert family law team is fluent in Polish, Bosnian, and Croatian.
Contact Jones Whyte today, to discuss any family law matters.
