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Why two people who intend to live together should consider a cohabitation agreement

Why two people who intend to live together should consider a cohabitation agreement

A cohabitation agreement (cohab agreement) is a legal document between unmarried couples who live together.

Added on Thu, 11th Nov 2021
 
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