Unmarried couples aren't protected by law in the same way that married couples or civil partners are. It is usually only when the relationship breaks down, or sadly someone dies that this is ever realised.
Through our Family, Divorce & Children team we can offer advice on property ownership, joint tenancies and trust deeds if you are buying a home with someone you aren't married to. The team can also help you with cohabitation and separation agreements.
You should also consider making or updating a Will to ensure that your assets are properly taken care of in the unfortunate event of yours or a partner's death.
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