The Children (Scotland) Act 1995 Explained: Key Rights for Parents
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Cohabitation Agreement
Increasingly, couples don’t live together before they marry. Instead, many just continue cohabit, without getting married.
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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.
