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Simple Cohabitation Agreement
What’s yours is yours and what’s mine is—yours? Not if you have a cohabitation agreement before you move in together. This simple agreement could save you headaches (and money) should you ever face a breakup.
Features
- Agree on who gets what, before you need to.
- Avoid potential legal hassles with a cohabitation agreement in place.
- Be assured that your interests are well protected.
Simple Prenuptial Agreement
Creating a prenuptial agreement may not be the most glamorous aspect of wedding planning, but it can provide immense peace of mind as you embark on your new life together. By addressing potential sensitive issues upfront, you can avoid future stress and uncertainty. This agreement allows you both to have an open and honest conversation about your expectations, priorities, and goals for your future together. Rather than avoiding difficult topics, embrace the opportunity to build a strong foundation for a happy and successful marriage.
Features
- Start your new life together with a solid foundation.
- Be assured that your interests are well protected.
- Avoid potential legal hassles with a prenuptial agreement in place.
Simple Separation Agreement
So, you've made the decision to part ways. By creating a separation agreement, you'll be able to establish the terms and conditions that will enable you and your ex-partner to move on with your lives.
Features
- Be assured that your interests are well protected.
- Move forward without hassle.
- Find common ground with a separation agreement that works for all involved.
Uncontested Separation Agreement, with Property
Facing the daunting task of deciding what to do with your shared property can be emotionally draining. It's a stressful situation that can leave you feeling overwhelmed and anxious. To ease some of that burden, consider settling your separation and property matters with a legally binding agreement. By doing so, you can gain a sense of closure and move forward with peace of mind.
Features
- Be assured that your interests are well protected.
- Determine how to manage your shared property.
- Find common ground with a separation agreement that works for all involved.
