Cohabitation

Recent figures reveal that cohabiting couples are the fastest growing family type in the UK. Between 1996 and 2016, numbers more than doubled from 1.5 million to 3.3 million. Cohabiting couples account for around 17.5 per cent of families in the UK and this is set to rise further.

Protecting your assets

What action to take to protect your share of a property when cohabiting.

If your relationship does break down, what should you do?

Couples who live together and are not married do not have the same rights as those who are.

Claims for children

Modern families can be complex structures; how can you go about claiming for children in the event of a relationship breakdown?

Wills and cohabitation

Ensure your share of the property goes where you need it to in the event of your death.

Our family law experts

We have many different Family lawyers, mediators and arbitratrors who can help whatever the situation.

Contact us Meet the team

Information on properties

As properties prices soar, parents and grandparents now help children to get onto the property ladder. How do you protect your money?

Download survey

We surveyed cohabiting couples to highlight the myth of the common law marriage and examine the financial and legal issues facing them today.

Search

Mills & Reeve Sites navigation
A tabbed collection of Mills & Reeve sites.
Sites
My Mills & Reeve navigation
Subscribe to, or manage your My Mills & Reeve account.
My M&R

Visitors

Register for My M&R to stay up-to-date with legal news and events, create brochures and bookmark pages.

Register
Visitor Login

Existing clients

Log in to your client extranet for free matter information, know-how and documents.

Client Extranet

Staff

Mills & Reeve system for employees.

Staff Login

Please accept our use of cookies

We use cookies to help us understand how this website is used by our visitors, by continuing to use this site you are giving your consent to do this. Find out more.

Okay, got it
Close overlay