Prenuptial and Cohabitation Agreements are contracts that set out what will happen to your property if your relationship ends. They can also help determine how property and debts will be managed during the relationship. These agreements are not required when joining with a partner, but they are sometimes advisable. They give certainty and can help avoid future conflict. While no one can force you to sign a marriage agreement, without an enforceable agreement, a court may determine how property is divided if the relationship ends. Determining in advance what might happen can reduce conflict and save both parties time, effort, energy and legal fees. You can book a free 15-minute meeting with a BC Prenuptial/Cohabitation Agreement lawyer practicing on Qase now, connect with them via video chat, and discuss options.