Living Together, Planning Ahead: Why a Cohabitation Agreement Matters
In British Columbia, more and more couples are choosing to live together without the formal institution of marriage. While the decision to cohabit can offer emotional fulfillment and shared companionship, it can also bring up legal concerns regarding joint property and support obligations if the relationship were to end. This is where a cohabitation agreement […]
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What Happens to Joint Property During Separation?
Separation is rarely straightforward. Beyond the emotional strain it places on individuals and families, the process of dividing shared lives can become even more complex when financial matters are involved. Determining how to divide family property and debts often adds another layer of stress during an already challenging time. Alder Law’s family lawyers understand how […]
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