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hi my names sharon mckay im the head of family law department at taylor bracewell so a cohabitation agreement is a written agreement between a couple who are already living together or are intending to live together now generally they will be needed when one person owns the property that the parties are going to live in and they may want the other party to contribute towards the monthly outgoings or even the mortgage but they might be concerned that if they were to separate then the other party could try to make a claim now they wouldnt be able to make a claim against the legal title but they could claim what we call a beneficial interest which is a financial interest and so the person who owns the property might not want that to be possible and unlike when people are married when people separate cohabitation and how you can make a claim often is based on property law and its quite old property law and generally it will also center around the evidence of intention so what did the p