May 30, 2014
Cohabitation Agreements Part II: Parenting Agreements

In Part One of a series discussing the need for legal protections for couples who live together in a committed, long-term relationship but do not get married, Collin County family attorneys recommended cohabitation agreements which can define the parties' property rights, financial expectations, and other concerns during and after their relationship. In Part Two of this series, our family law attorneys explore what kind of legal agreement is needed to protect those same couples when they have children.
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