My question involves marriage law for the State of: Tennessee.
Basically, the scenario is: my partner is purchasing and titling the home in their name. I am paying 50% of the down payment, all closing, mortgage, and other costs regarding the home, it’s purchase and maintenance.
We would be signing a detailed cohabitation agreement in front of a notary and 2 witnesses. Should things go south, and we split up, would proof of my financial involvement and the signed cohabitation agreement be enough to protect myself and my financial investment into the home?
Basically, the scenario is: my partner is purchasing and titling the home in their name. I am paying 50% of the down payment, all closing, mortgage, and other costs regarding the home, it’s purchase and maintenance.
We would be signing a detailed cohabitation agreement in front of a notary and 2 witnesses. Should things go south, and we split up, would proof of my financial involvement and the signed cohabitation agreement be enough to protect myself and my financial investment into the home?
Cohabitation : is a Contract Enough
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