Law Practice
Dec. 29, 2011
Cohabitation contracts on the rise
As more couples opt to live together before marriage, more are seeking contracts to define their legal rights in case they break up.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
As more couples opt to live together and marry later, a growing number are seeking divorce lawyers to draw up cohabitation contracts that define their legal rights in the event they break up.
Certified family law specialist Ronald M. Supancic of The Law Collaborative said that four decades ago when he first set up shop cohabitation contracts - the alternative to prenuptial agreements - were nonexisten...
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