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Need help on cohabitation law(not married just living as partners) in Georgia

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Zigner

Senior Member, Non-Attorney
I read about this. I guess ‘ common law’ is applicable to people who have cohabited for more than 10 years or so. I guess, not sure If i am right. But anyways its not applicable in georgia. Thanks
As I said above, Georgia doesn't "do" common-law marriages. They will recognize common-law marriages that were formed in other states, but there is no such thing as a common-law marriage formed in Georgia.
 


HRZ

Senior Member
Thanks. Ao friendly tenant is not referred to a person you are in live- in relationahip right?
NO such limit is expressed or required .

I don't know what passes for what in GA ..but you can get on very slippery slope as to enforceability
of a contract over something that is improper by local or state law. .

But a LT written lease stands as written especially if it looks like, smells like, and parties perform just like it says...and pay as required etc THere are other ways to do it , none perfect , ....but I agree its smarter to discuss things with counsel ahead of time .

I don't keep a statistical count ..but my guess is a good percent of live together deals break apart.
 

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