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| Common Law Issues The law regarding common law relationships is different than in cases of divorce. Discuss the issues that affect unmarried couples here. |
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I just told my partner this weekend that our 5 year common-law relationship is over. We have one son 4 years old. I own the house we live in and currently the provide the sole financial support to the household.
We have a lot of debts (mine and ours, not much of hers alone) although I make good money its just enough to keep us going and not much extra. I want and will move out as soon as possible but realize that financial considerations may make this hard to do. What are the immediate things I need to do now? What do I not want to do/agree to that will make precedent later on or make the tax man unhappy? Can I move out now and have an interim support agreement between the two of us before we divide up property/debts? Can we still live together and be legally separated for tax purposes? As far as custody is concerned I cannot take full-time or even regular part-time custody of my son once I move out because of my job. I am on the road at least 2 weeks a months as well as on call at other times. What kind of custody arrangements should I be considering? Thanks |
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Can you and your ex still get along? You really should speak to a lawyer, so youcan find out what your options are. But if you and your ex can come to an agreement that you both think is fair then that is the best.
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