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cohabit
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cohabit verb abide together, be intimate, conjugate, consuescere, copulate, couple, dwell together, live in sexxal intimacy, live together, live with, lodge together, reside together, room together, share an address, share bed and board, stay together
Associated concepts: cohabit as husband and wife
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However as things stand a cohabitee would have to show that they had contributed to the mortgage or invested a substantial sum in the fabric of a property in order to claim a share of it.
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In August 2007, Rachel joined the family department where she deals with all aspects of family law, including divorce, children matters and cohabitee disputes.
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A separating cohabitee will find his/her claims much more limited.
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