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Living together – how the laws could change to protect cohabiting couples

Living together – how the laws could change to protect cohabiting couples

by Josephine Moreton | Oct 30, 2023 | Divorce

There is the common misconception, the so-called “myth of common law marriage”, that cohabiting couples have the same or similar legal rights in relation to children, finances and property as if they were married. By way of example, in Burns v Burns [1984] Ch 317 the...

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