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The Legal Cohabitation Agreement is a crucial document for partners in Belgium who wish to formalize their living arrangement without entering into marriage. This agreement, regulated under Belgian law, provides a framework for managing shared life aspects while offering certain legal protections. It's particularly relevant when partners want to establish clear terms regarding property ownership, financial responsibilities, and mutual obligations. The document becomes especially important for partners with significant assets, shared property, or complex financial arrangements. Legal cohabitation in Belgium offers a middle ground between informal cohabitation and marriage, with specific rights and obligations recognized by law, including certain inheritance rights and tax benefits. The agreement should be registered with the local municipality and can be modified or terminated under specific conditions defined by Belgian law.
