About Cohabitation Agreements: This agreement protects both parties' financial interests when living together unmarried. It clarifies property ownership, expense sharing, and what happens if the relationship ends.
Partner Information
Partner 1 Full Legal Name
Partner 1 Current Address
Partner 2 Full Legal Name
Partner 2 Current Address
Shared Residence
Shared Residence Address
Housing Arrangement
Renting Together
Partner 1 Owns, Partner 2 Pays Rent/Contribution
Partner 2 Owns, Partner 1 Pays Rent/Contribution
Jointly Owned Property
Monthly Housing Cost
Housing Expense Split
50/50 Equal Split
60/40 (Partner 1 pays more)
40/60 (Partner 2 pays more)
Proportional to Income
One Partner Pays 100%
Custom Arrangement
Financial Arrangements
Bank Accounts
Keep All Accounts Separate
Open Joint Account for Shared Expenses
Both Separate and Joint Accounts
General Expense Split
50/50 Equal Split
Proportional to Income
Custom (Specify)
Property Ownership
Separate Property Rule
Property Stays with Original Owner
Significant Purchases Become Shared
Jointly Purchased Property
Proportional to Contribution
Equal Ownership Regardless of Contribution
Major Purchases Threshold
$500+
$1,000+
$2,500+
$5,000+
Debts
Pre-Relationship Debts
Remain Individual Responsibility
Become Shared Responsibility
Debts Incurred During Relationship
Individual Unless Jointly Signed
Shared for Household Purposes
If Relationship Ends
Notice Period to Move Out
30 Days
60 Days
90 Days
Division of Shared Property
Negotiate in Good Faith
Mediation Required
Based on Contribution Records
Pet Ownership (if applicable)
No Pets/Not Applicable
Partner 1 Keeps Pets
Partner 2 Keeps Pets
Shared Custody Arrangement
To Be Negotiated
Additional Terms
Domestic Support/Palimony
Mutually Waive Any Claims
May Be Considered Based on Circumstances
Dispute Resolution
Mediation First
Binding Arbitration
Court Proceeding
Governing State
Additional Provisions (optional)
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