Cohabitation Agreement Details
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Governing Law
Laws of which State will govern this agreement?
Party Information

First Party
Full Name:
Referred Name: (The name the party would like to be referred to as throughout the agreement. e.g. Jane)
Gender:

Second Party
Full Name:
Referred Name: (The name the party would like to be referred to as throughout the agreement. e.g. Brad)
Gender:

Shared Address
Street:
City/Town:
State:
Property
Do you want to make a list of each party's present property?

What types of property should be treated as
separate property?
Separate property is property that will
not be divided between the parties in
the event of a breakup. In other words,
there will be no question as to the legal
ownership of the property or whether the
other party has any entitlement to it.
Choosing this option offers the highest degree of 'protection' for parties seeking to keep property separate.
Choosing this option offers the lowest degree of 'protection' for parties seeking to keep property separate.

Do you want to make a list of the parties' shared property?

How should shared property be assessed in the event of separation?

Transfers From One Party to Another
Should the transfer of present or future property between the parties be evidenced in writing?
Debts
Do you want to make a list of each party's present debts?

What types of debts should be treated as separate debts?
Separate debts are debts that fall upon
the responsibility of one party and thus
are not divided between the parties in
the event of a breakup. Responsibility for
the payment of a separate debt will be
solely on the party who has either incurred
the debt or has taken responsibility for the
debt.
Choosing this option offers the highest degree of 'protection' for parties seeking to keep debts separate.
Choosing this option offers the lowest degree of 'protection' for parties seeking to keep debts separate.

Do you want to make a list of the parties' shared debts?

How would shared debts be assessed in the event of separation?
Children
Children from previous relationships?

Children from parties' relationship?
Support
Will one party be entitled to support in the event of separation?
Estate Issues
Will a party be entitled to receive anything from the other party's estate?
Additional Clauses
How many additional clauses do you want to create?
Signing Details
Agreement to be signed?
Where will the first party be signing the document?
Where will the second party be signing the document?
Party signing in front of?
Agreement to be executed in front of a notary public?
Would you like each party to receive a Certificate of Independent Legal Advice?