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Illinois is not a community property state, so the marital property laws do not apply when a spouse dies (only for divorce). Each spouse is considered to own the assets that are titled in his or her name.
What rights do unmarried couples have in Illinois? Unmarried couples in Illinois do not have any built-in legal protections, regardless of how long the relationship has lasted. Times have changed, and many couples choose to live together and commingle finances while not getting married.
Despite the many myths still circulating out there, there are no automatic legal protections provided for unmarried couples by Illinois law. Without another legal precedent, theres nothing stopping one spouse from evicting another.
Transmutation refers to a change in the classification of property during a marriage. Marital property can become non-marital, non-marital property can become marital and property can transfer from one non-marital estate to another through this process. Transmutation can occur by gift or by commingling.
Once paternity is established, unmarried fathers have the right to seek custody and visitation, as well as bear the responsibility of providing child support.

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In Illinois, non-marital property refers to assets owned by one spouse individually. These assets are not subject to division during divorce proceedings. While marital property is divided equitably between both parties, the non-marital property remains with the spouse who owns it.
When you break up as an unmarried couple, you have no automatic right to each others property or other assets, such as pensions, savings, investments, cars and cash balances. This is true no matter how long youve been together or lived together.
As long as you remain in Illinois, you can cohabit forever without ever entering into a common-law marriage. Illinois, like most US states, does not recognize common-law marriage. The elements required for determining whether a common law marriage exists are up to each state.

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