Your guide to living together and home ownership
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Your Step by Step Guide
It goes without saying that increasingly people are entering into different types of living arrangements. Whether you are buying a property with your partner, friend, grandparents or even a sibling; there is always a possibility that your relationship could breakdown, in which case in order to protect you assets, you will need your share of property to be recorded in an agreement.
If you are in the process of or have already purchased a property with another individual and are contributing different amounts to the mortgage or household bills, you should consider recording your share in a written agreement to ensure you receive the full value of your investment; in the unfortunate event you and your respective co-habitant experience a breakdown in communication.
The firm’s Living Together initiative is intended to protect the client’s best interests when co-habiting or committing to property ownership with a family member, friend or partner.
With three different levels of agreements, RJW family solicitors are able to offer you a tailored pack that suits your circumstances. For more information on the Living Together Initiative and what can be included in the pack please click through below.
