The document discusses cohabitation agreements, also known as "No-Nups", which are legal agreements for unmarried couples living together. No-Nups set out how property, finances, children and other assets will be divided if the relationship ends, as the laws for unmarried partners are different than for married couples. They can help minimize costly disputes by clarifying things like property ownership, financial contributions, child support, and pension benefits. The document recommends couples consider a No-Nup if they buy property together, have children, or hold pensions, to avoid uncertainty and potentially expensive litigation.
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Do I need a no-nup?
More and more couples are choosing not to marry.
Instead, many opt for cohabitation. This can be for
many reasons and choosing to cohabit is typically a
life choice. However, it also has legal implications,
especially when buying property together or having
children. The laws for non-married cohabiting
partners are not the same as those for married
couples. Litigation upon separation can be costly,
time-consuming and emotionally draining. No-Nups
can be a way in which to minimise disputes between
couples upon separation.
So what are No-Nups?
A No-Nup is more traditionally known as a
Cohabitation Agreement. In short, these agreements
set out who owns what and in what proportion. It lets
you document how you will provide for your children
and how you will split your property, its contents,
personal belongings and other assets should the
relationship break down.
The agreement can also be used to clarify how
cohabiting couples will manage their day-to-day
finances.
When should non-married couples consider
a No-Nup?
If you are buying property together or live in a
property owned by one of you...
The family home is often the main and most valuable
asset of the relationship. A couple should give careful
consideration to whether they wish to purchase the
home as “joint tenants”, as “tenants in common” or
in one party’s sole name.
As “joint tenants”, upon separation, each person takes
half of the equity in the home and if one of them dies,
the survivor inherits the whole property. This is the
preferred route where equal contributions are being
made to the purchase and any mortgage repayments.
As “tenants in common”, the property is held jointly
but as separate shares so that if one party passes
away, their share will pass according to their Will
and will not automatically be inherited by the other
person. This would be the typical route where one
party makes a greater contribution to the property.
Where there are unequal contributions, it is also
prudent to set out the division of the equity in a
‘declaration of trust’ agreement.
Where ownership of family property is in the sole
name of one spouse, it is usually a sensible precaution
to enter a written agreement to define and secure the
financial interest of the non-owner who otherwise
could be entitled to nothing.
If you have children…
Depending on the circumstances, one parent may be
able to claim maintenance, a lump sum or property
rights against the other, on behalf of a child.
The parent who is not living with the child (the non-
resident parent) may be required to pay child support
via the Child Maintenance Service unless maintenance
can be agreed. A No-Nup can be utilised to record the
parties’ financial obligations and intentions towards
children of the relationship upon breakdown.
If you hold pensions…
Occupational pension schemes often do not recognise
partners who live together and may only allow a
survivor’s pension to be paid to a surviving unmarried
partner if the survivor was financially dependent on
the pension scheme member.
Cohabiting partners have no rights under the state
pension system. A specific nomination of the other
party may be required to benefit from the private/
occupational policy.
In the absence of a No-Nup, litigation to resolve these
issues can cost upwards of £10,000. No-Nups typically
cost considerably less and litigation can be avoided.
Blaser Mills’ Family & Divorce team are highly
experienced solicitors who can advise you on your
respective rights and obligations. Should you require
further information on this matter, or any other
advice concerning family or divorce matters, we
are happy to discuss your options with you over the
telephone at no charge.
Please call 020 3814 2020 or alternatively,
email us on family@blasermills.co.uk to arrange
a conversation.
General legal information can be found at our website
www.blasermills.co.uk