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The Non Cohabitation Agreement serves as a crucial legal tool for unmarried couples planning to live together in the United States. This document becomes particularly important in states with common law marriage provisions, as it explicitly states the parties' intention not to create a marital relationship. The agreement typically covers property rights, financial responsibilities, and living arrangements, providing clarity and legal protection for both parties. It's especially relevant given the increasing trend of couples choosing to cohabitate without marriage, and helps prevent future legal disputes by establishing clear expectations and boundaries at the outset of the living arrangement.
