Document background
The Cohabitation Prenuptial Agreement serves as a crucial legal tool for unmarried couples in the United States who plan to live together. This document becomes particularly important as more couples choose cohabitation over traditional marriage, requiring clear legal frameworks for their shared lives. The agreement typically covers property division, financial responsibilities, debt allocation, and potential separation arrangements. While requirements vary by state, these agreements generally need proper financial disclosure, independent legal counsel, and formal execution to be enforceable. The document helps prevent future disputes and provides clear guidelines for both parties' rights and obligations during cohabitation and in case of separation.
