For individuals who are living together but not married, legal protections can be limited.
Cohabitation or Living Together Agreements can provide clarity and protection, particularly where finances may become intermingled over time. These agreements help define how assets are owned and what should happen in the event of separation.
We work with you to understand your circumstances and put appropriate arrangements in place, helping to reduce uncertainty and avoid potential disputes in the future.
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Wealth Protection Partners for Matrimonial
Preserving wealth throughout a relationship. Our empathetic, highly experienced matrimonial team, advises our TE Wealth clients at all stages of their lives, from setting up home to a separation.
When you have substantial assets, it is important to consider how your relationships, or those of any adult children, will impact on your wealth or your business. It is also essential to plan for key milestones, such as marriage, children and separation.
Ranked in tier one by The Legal 500, our family law specialists take a holistic view of your personal and professional life, helping you structure property, tax and finances to suit your relationship status. We see beyond the immediate issues faced during a separation, take the time to listen to your concerns and deliver advice tailored to your unique needs.
