Sentences with phrase «of cohabitation»

More specifically, we have two kinds of Cohabitation Agreements: (1) ones that terminate when the parties get married to each other and (2) ones that continue to still be valid and enforceable when the parties get married to -LSB-...]

While some of the negative effects of cohabitation on children can be partly explained by their parents» lack of resources, according to W. Bradford Wilcox, «cohabitation has an independent negative impact on children.»

But given that cohabitation seemed to be responsible for the association found in this research, it would appear safe to conclude that this study tells us more about the potential effects of cohabitation on relationship quality than it does about timing of sex.

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For example, in Cabezas v. Maxim, 2014 BCSC 767, the Court found that significant unfairness would result from the unequal division of the claimant's purported excluded property given the respondent's contributions to the maintenance of the property, her decision to undertake liability on the mortgage, her greater contribution towards expenses, and the length of their cohabitation of 6.5 years -LSB-.]

The law applied to the property consequences of breakdown of cohabitation remains the general law of property and equity (common intention constructive trust, resulting trust and proprietary estoppel).

The non-married cohabiters were further separated into groups based on duration of cohabitation to include those with less than two years cohabitation, between three and five years or more than five years cohabitation.

The increase of cohabitation of a man and woman is a forerunner and is more common today then people who are married.

Consequently, even though I haven't conducted any formal research studies on this topic, when it comes to the impact of cohabitation on children, I concur with Brad Wilcox's findings that cohabitation can have negative consequences for children.

Marriage rates in Britain are at their lowest since 1917, while the rate of cohabitation outside of marriage has increased dramatically.

Under the Family Law Act of BC, based on your facts, you are entitled to half of the growth in the equity in the house from the date of cohabitation until you are paid out your share.

The circuit court decided that the right to marry was a separate question from the issue of cohabitation for spousal support purposes.

The site features articles for individuals contemplating living together, already living with a partner or moving out of their cohabitation arrangement.

Cats and humans have a long and illustrious history of cohabitation.

This is an area of family law where there are frequent calls for change (most recently via the Resolution Cohabitation Awareness Week, and the early day motion of Caroline Lucas MP), but despite a succession of Cohabitation Rights Bills, little progress has been made.

Ordinarily, the claim should be taken not to have been discovered until the parties have separated and there is no prospect of resumption of cohabitation.

In Atkinson v Atkinson [1995] 2 FCR 353 Thorpe J (as he then was), on an application by a husband to vary a wife's periodical payments to a nominal sum as a result of her cohabitation said: «Cohabitation was not to be equated with marriage, although it was nevertheless a relevant factor, having a bearing upon the financial circumstances of the parties, particularly upon the assessment of the financial needs.»

Non-family households include singles, roommates and any kind of cohabitation arrangement that does not include marriage or children.

There is growing evidence that some who choose to cohabit may enter their cohabitating relationships with lower levels of commitment to begin with and that the actual act of cohabitation can alter future commitment levels (Marshal et al. in press; Larson and Holman 1994; Brines and Joyner 1999; Whitehead and Popenoe 2000).

In our large quantitative study of cohabitation, we have found that most cohabiters report a process more like sliding into cohabitation than talking about it and making a decision about it.

Their integrity has been undermined by the easier forms of divorce at the same time as there has been a spread in the practice of cohabitation between men and women without the legal form of marriage.

[38] However, the rise of cohabitation masks to some degree the magnitude of couple breakdown in the United States.

A representative from Barna also pointed out the atheists and agnostics have lower rates of marriage and a higher likelihood of cohabitation, a combination of behaviors that distort comparisons with other segments.

I'd say you should both consider a consultation with a family lawyer to make sure you understand the implications of cohabitation in a common law relationship or within a second marriage.

Analysts cite such factors as the rising median age for first marriages, an increased acceptance of cohabitation, and difficult economic times for the increase in singles.

Putting a time limit on spousal support waivers could reduce the chances of a cohabitation agreement challenge, says Ottawa family law lawyer Timothy N. Sullivan.

The growing popularity of cohabitation explains why my friends deemed it a requisite for marriage.

If you were common - law, a CPP pension split is available after 12 months of cohabitation and upon a relationship breakdown where you have lived apart for at least 12 months.

With all factors added to the model simultaneously, the effect of cohabitation remained significant, but was substantially reduced.

Based on headlines and some stories in the media, many people may come to believe that there are no risks inherent in some patterns of cohabitation.

Cases of cohabitation and of a merely civil marriage are far more common than cases of divorce and remarriage.

Data on the formation and dissolution of cohabiting partnerships are not routinely collected in Britain and, consequently, there are few studies on the breakdown of cohabitations despite these being the fastest growing form of live - in partnerships [1].

In some states, such as North Carolina, courts are required to terminate alimony, if established by court order, upon the paying spouse's proof of cohabitation by the receiving spouse.

A cohabitation agreement enables you and you partner to formally record the terms of cohabitation including contributions to the purchase of property.

While many couples eventually marry, many do not, and thus it is difficult to keep track of cohabitation relationships.

As FiveStars has gained beachheads in other cities, it had exported the culture of cohabitation elsewhere, too.

Easy divorce, prenuptial agreements, a general tolerance of cohabitation, the contraceptive mentality — this degrades and obscures the meaning of marriage.

Millennials and their parents are 72 and 69 percent in support of cohabitation; compared to elders, who are anyone older than Baby Boomers, at only 36 percent.

Based on your findings, is a child of cohabitation better or worse off than a child of a single mother?

What about a child of cohabitation versus a child of divorce — who fares better there?

«The concept of cohabitation is an utterly vague one that covers a huge variety of arrangements,» Dr Williams said.

Men with above average physical attractiveness have a greater chance of cohabitation without subsequent marriage.