For couples living together without being married, a cohabitation agreement defines how property and finances will be handled in the event of separation or death. This agreement can provide legal protection and security, ensuring that each partner’s interests are safeguarded.

Key Aspects of These Agreements Include:

• Division of property and assets
• Spousal support arrangements
• Protection of family businesses or inheritance
• Handling of debts and liabilities
• Financial responsibilities during the relationship

Byron takes a personalized approach to each agreement, working closely with clients to draft contracts that reflect their unique circumstances and future goals. With his guidance, you can ensure your agreement is thorough, fair, and enforceable. Serving clients in Lanark County, Ottawa, Leeds & Grenville, Renfrew County, and Frontenac County, Byron is dedicated to helping couples create agreements that foster clarity and prevent future disputes.