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The myths around common law rights

By International Adviser, 3 Aug 18

A lawyer lifts the lid on cohabiting myths around the world that could leave surviving partners with no legal rights.

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Farther south in Singapore, young couples are offered incentives to marry rather than cohabit, such as subsidised deposits on first homes.

Cohabiting couples choosing to live in Singapore would therefore be wise to draw up agreement concerning the division of property and assets in the event of death or separation.

But, does English law apply to cohabiting couples from another jurisdiction?

Tags: France | Hong Kong | Singapore | Spain

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