Nuptial Agreements & Cohabitation Legal Services in Harrow, London
We offer support, expertise and advice for all nuptial agreements and cohabitation legal services. Our lawyers combine in-depth knowledge of the law and its practical application to your case, with a firm belief in your right to expert legal assistance.
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Pre-Nuptial/Post-Nuptial & Separation Agreements
It is important to safeguard your assets against a future claim in divorce or dissolution proceedings. A pre-nuptial/post-nuptial or separation agreement is designed to protect you, give you peace of mind about your financial arrangements and help you to avoid lengthy, costly and distressing litigation when a relationship breaks down in the future. Our team of divorce lawyers can advise you about the potential future risks given your circumstances.
Unmarried Couple Agreements & Co-Habitation Disputes
Many young couples are choosing to hold off on a marriage ceremony until finances allow and are cohabiting first. Whether the decision to cohabit is based on economical or emotional reasons, it’s a sensible choice for those who aren’t ready for marriage or fear the fallout of divorce. However, if your relationship breaks down during the time of cohabitation, understanding your legal position in advance and making arrangements for such an event can benefit you in the long term. Under such circumstances you will need advice from an expert family solicitor.
The law relating to couples who live together is not the same as the law that applies to married couples or those in a civil partnership. This is a complex area of law and obtaining early specialist advice is of great importance. You will need advice from family solicitors that are committed to resolving your issues sensitively and can provide specialist advice on this complicated and challenging area of law. Ash Hill Family solicitors can explain the legal implications and help you to plan for the future.
What is a Cohabitation Agreement?
It is important for you to be informed about your legal position if you and your partner start living together.
This information can help you decide if you should enter a cohabitation agreement. These can be used to set out arrangements during a relationship, for example who is to pay utility bills etc, and to determine issues at the end of a relationship such as division of contents and sale of a property.
You may wish to agree on the circumstances in which, on relationship breakdown, you may be able to obtain additional financial support for children under Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989.
Set out provisions about jointly owned assets, assets owned by your former partner that you have contributed to or which you have been promised a share.
Ash Hill Family Solicitors is also able to offer advice about alternative ways of resolving disputes arising from separation including mediation and arbitration.
