Cohabitation Agreements? We can help.
Our Family Law Solicitors will help you regarding all types of family law matters including Cohabitation Agreements, Separations, Child access and other family-related matters. Our Family Solicitors are available over a phone call, email or in-person, whatever suits you.

A cohabitation agreement is signed to understand what will happen if the relationship ends between cohabiting couples.
Generally, cohabiting couples assume that you become a ‘common law’ spouse after a few years of living together, having the same rights as married people. But in reality, you have no distinctive rights over assets, savings, or pensions if you are not in a civil partnership or married, and you need to get a cohabitation agreement that protects your future.
Our cohabitation family law solicitors acknowledge that every relationship is unique. We modify our suggestions to meet your specific needs and seek to achieve the best possible result for you.
How our Family Law Solicitors can help?
With the wealth of knowledge and experience, we have one of the greatest teams of professional family lawyers in the United Kingdom. Our expert solicitors guide you in all areas of family law, including separation, divorce, prenuptial agreements, childcare, and financial settlements. When you are in need, we provide one-on-one consultation. Our experts listen to you, offer support, and present viable solutions for the best possible outcome for you and your family.

Usually, a cohabitation agreement includes:
- At the time of signing the contract, who is the owner/owe of what?
- While living together, what financial settlements have you made, such as provision for children?
- When this relationship ends, how might assets, income, and savings be distributed?
Whether you’re in a civil partnership, cohabiting, or married, the law treats child settlements the same. If you’ve children together, the person who will be the residential parent is typically entitled to receiving child support. They may even have the choice to live in the family house until a child reaches the age of eighteen, even though the non-residential parent owns it. This is because, in circumstances of separation, the law prioritises the well-being and rights of children.
Our Family Solicitors at Solicitors Inn’ have great empathy for families going through terrible times. We’ve helped many couples figure out how to deal with their problems, and we’ll peacefully work with you to find a happy medium.
We submit the applications along with all the required documentation and pieces of information on behalf of the client in time. We obtain updates and provide you with updates on your family matters without any delay.
How to get started?
To book an initial consultation please fill in the form below and someone from our team will contact you as soon as possible. We’re here to answer your questions. If you prefer to contact us by phone then call us on 0203 500 8000 or email us at info@solicitorsinn.co.uk.
Why choose Solicitors’ Inn?
Our team of solicitors can communicate with you in your own language. We can discuss your Family Law matters in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Hindi, Pashto, Punjabi, Saraiki, Sindhi, Tamil, and Urdu. Talk to our Family Lawyers today to book an appointment.