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Montana still recognizes common-law marriage, which means living together can carry legal consequences most couples never chose. A cohabitation agreement puts you both in control: who owns what, how expenses are shared, and what happens if you separate. Includes a consult on common-law marriage risk, the agreement itself, one round of revisions, and execution instructions.
$750 flat fee. We represent one partner; the other should have the agreement reviewed independently.
Montana still recognizes common-law marriage, which means living together can carry legal consequences most couples never chose. A cohabitation agreement puts you both in control: who owns what, how expenses are shared, and what happens if you separate. Includes a consult on common-law marriage risk, the agreement itself, one round of revisions, and execution instructions.
$750 flat fee. We represent one partner; the other should have the agreement reviewed independently.