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Cohabitation Agreement Template: Example Draft

Fill in the sections you want to discuss, then edit, copy or print an example draft for independent legal review.

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This is an illustrative example, not legal advice or an attorney-reviewed agreement. It is not tailored to any state. Consult a local attorney before relying on or signing it.

Complete what you know and leave the rest blank. State or location is context for review only; it does not change the clauses.

About the cohabitation agreement template: example draft

A cohabitation agreement template can help organize what unmarried people want to discuss about living together. This page produces an illustrative draft that you can edit and take to a local attorney.

The example has not been reviewed by an attorney and is not tailored to the law of any state. Entering a state does not select state-specific clauses or establish enforceability. A private agreement does not by itself change a deed, lease, loan or third party's rights.

How it works

1

Add your information

Enter names, a location for review and any arrangements you want to describe. Fields may be left blank.

2

Generate an example

Create an editable illustrative draft covering housing, costs, property, debt and changes.

3

Seek local advice

Review the draft with a local attorney before relying on or signing any agreement.

Ways couples use this tool

Prepare for a consultation

Give a lawyer a starting point for understanding your questions and circumstances.

Organize a discussion

Keep contributions and property questions separate without assuming they have the same legal effect.

Things to keep in mind

  • Describe arrangements in your own words and leave uncertain issues for legal advice.
  • Ask about independent advice, property documents and local requirements before signing.
  • Do not include child custody or support terms without qualified local guidance.

Frequently asked questions

Is this cohabitation agreement legally binding?

This example is not reviewed for any state and cannot establish legal effect. A local attorney can explain the requirements and implications for your circumstances.

Does selecting a state customize the document?

No. The location is included only as context for review; the tool does not apply state law or create state-specific clauses.

Can we edit or print the draft?

Yes. Generate the example, edit its text, then copy or print it for legal review. Refreshing clears your work.

Does the draft change a mortgage or lease?

No. A private agreement does not automatically change the rights of a lender, landlord or other third party.