Sentences with phrase «unmarried cohabitation»

In McCready v. Hoffius, et al., the Court of Appeals of Michigan held that a landlord who refuses to rent to unmarried persons does not violate the Michigan Civil Rights Act (the «MCRA») because unmarried cohabitation is not protected by that law.

It's been ten years since the North Carolina law banning unmarried cohabitation was struck down.

Their relationship broke down after eight years of unmarried cohabitation in 1993.

Course coverage emphasizes the creation of families by formal marriage and unmarried cohabitation, the legal aspects of ongoing relationships, and the dissolution of those relationships.

It's been ten years since the North Carolina law banning unmarried cohabitation was struck down.

And it's not like we can't move in together in the meantime: the rate of unmarried cohabitation has risen 1,000 percent over the last four decades.

Not exact matches

In some states, «cohabitation» by unmarried people is against the law.

You can still lay out the financial ground rules of your marriage in a document called a «marriage contract» or, in the case of unmarried couples, a «cohabitation agreement.»

Other names for this document: Cohabitation Contract Agreement, Cohabitation Agreement for Unmarried Partners

I'm able to protect family assets in businesses and trusts, help unmarried couples through the legal steps when preparing cohabitation and prenuptial agreements.

For instance, unmarried couples who are living together may want to enter into a cohabitation agreement to protect their property, in case of a future breakup.

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For unmarried couples, it is important to have a cohabitation agreement and an estate plan drafted early on in your relationship, especially when there are children involved.

Cohabitation usually refers to unmarried couples who live together, on a long term or permanent basis, without formally registering their relationship as a marriage.

For unmarried couples and domestic partners, a cohabitation agreement can serve many of the same purposes.

In Massachusetts, unmarried couples can obtain some of the same rights that married couples have by having a cohabitation agreement prepared.

Cohabitation agreements are legal documents that protect the rights of unmarried couples while protecting individual assets and financial interests.

Unmarried partners have the option of establishing a type of legal cohabitation agreement that can...

Pre-prenups are particularly common in New Jersey, where common - law marriages aren't recognized and unmarried couples are considered legal strangers unless they have a cohabitation agreements.

At one time, cohabitation (or «shacking up,» as it was called in another time)-- two unmarried persons living together and usually of the opposite sex --- carried a stigma and was, in fact, illegal in most jurisdictions.

You can tailor your cohabitation agreement to meet the needs of any unmarried relationship.

Unmarried couples can make a cohabitation agreement.

For unmarried couples, the easiest way to avoid the fighting and the extra drama after separation is with a cohabitation agreement.

Factors included demographic variables, beliefs about the reasons for cohabitation, self - differentiation, and views about sex Methods: Data were collected from 238 unmarried adults in their 20s and early 30s in Seoul and the Kyeong - ki area.

TY - JOUR AU - ParkJeongYun AU - Hee Yun Lee AU - Young Eun Chang TI - Factors Related to Attitudes Toward Premarital Cohabitation T2 - Family and Family Therapy PY - 2016 VL - 24 IS - 2 PB - 한국가족치료학회 SP - 249 - 268 SN - 1226 - 0118 AB - Objectives: The purpose of this study was to investigate the factors that influence attitudes toward premarital cohabitation among unmarCohabitation T2 - Family and Family Therapy PY - 2016 VL - 24 IS - 2 PB - 한국가족치료학회 SP - 249 - 268 SN - 1226 - 0118 AB - Objectives: The purpose of this study was to investigate the factors that influence attitudes toward premarital cohabitation among unmarcohabitation among unmarried adults.

Part of the increase in single parenthood is a result of a rise in cohabitation, which has been increasing since 1960, when a little more than 1 percent of all co-residential couples in the United States were unmarried.

Those who were unmarried and had the shortest duration of cohabitation were at the highest risk for drug and alcohol use, intimate partner violence, and postpartum depression.

Cohabitation status with children was classified into three categories: «cohabiting with married children,» «cohabiting with unmarried children,» and «not living with any children.»

In 2014, 40.3 percent of children were born to unmarried parents, compared to less than 10 percent throughout the 1960s.3 Cohabitation among parents has become much more common, now accounting for 58 percent of all births outside of marriage.4

These can include child custody for unmarried parents, cohabitation agreements for unmarried couples, marital mediation for struggling marriages, and divorce mediation.