Living together without being married can raise important legal and financial questions. Unlike married couples, cohabiting partners do not have automatic rights over each other’s property or assets. But since Law no. 76/2016 (the “Cirinnà Law”), cohabiting partners can formalise aspects of their life together and protect themselves with a clear, written agreement that can help protect both parties and avoid disputes in the future.
The division of assets depends on whether a cohabitation agreement was signed:
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