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Separation Agreement for Common Law or Same Sex Couple | Canada

Arrangements for custody of and access to the couple's children, and amounts of spousal support and child maintenance to be paid (if any).
Both partners will pay the couple's joint debts, and each partner will pay their own individual debts.
Terms for dividing property jointly owned by both partners. Each partner will continue to own their respective separate property.
Terms for disposition of the couple's home, if it is owned by the partners.
List of each partner's assets and liabilities.
The form includes an Affidavit of Execution (to be sworn by a witness), a Certificate of Independent Legal Advice or an Acknowledgement and Waiver of Independent Legal Advice (whichever is appropriate).
You will need to see a lawyer for independent legal advice before signing this form.
This Separation Agreement (Common Law or Same Sex Couple) is for Canadian residents. Available in MS Word format.

$17.99

Scope of Agreement. The contract sets out the parties' intentions as to how the child will be raised.
Decision Making. The partners will share equally in the responsibilities of rearing, educating, loving and disciplining the child, and will jointly make decisions regarding the child's health and welfare.
Separation. If the partners separate at some point, they will each do their best to ensure that the child maintains a close relationship with both parents and that they continue to share in the costs and responsibilities of the child's upbringing, regardless of which parent the child lives with.
This is a generic legal form which is not specific to any country, state, province or region.
This Parenting Agreement for Same Sex Couple template is in MS Word format and is fully editable to meet your needs.

$11.99

The Agreement is for a couple who are living together or planning to live together.
The intent of a Cohabitation Agreement is to establish the ownership of property between the partners.
Title to property and assets belonging to one of the parties prior to the cohabitation remains with that party.
Each party's income belongs solely to that party.
Each of the partners will maintain their own separate bank account, but they will open a joint account to pay household expenses, such as groceries, utilities, etc.
All property acquired using joint funds will be considered joint property, and will be divided evenly if the parties separate.
Each party is responsible for his/her own debts and obligations.
This legal form template is available in MS Word format and is fully editable.

$12.49