18/06/2026
Cohabitation generally refers to two people living together in the same home (either owned in joint names or in the name of either party) as a couple but who are not married to each other or in a civil partnership.
Cohabitation is not a legal status equivalent to marriage, and even long-term cohabitation does not give couples the rights and remedies available to spouses/civil partners.
If you’re facing a dispute with the person you’ve been cohabiting with or you’ve recently separated and want to understand your next steps, our experienced family law solicitors are here to offer caring and practical support.
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