Non Cohabitation Agreement Template for Canada

1. Mutual Support: Used when parties wish to address potential support obligations or explicitly waive them

2. Joint Purchases: Include when parties anticipate making significant joint purchases during the relationship

3. Pets and Pet Care: Required when parties share pets or plan to acquire pets together

4. Gifts and Inheritances: Include when parties want to specifically address treatment of gifts exchanged or inherited property

5. Business Interests: Necessary when either party owns a business or may start one during the relationship

6. Children: Include if either party has children from previous relationships or if parties plan to have children

7. Death Benefits: Used when parties want to address insurance policies, pension benefits, or death benefits

8. Social Media and Privacy: Include when parties want to establish guidelines for social media posts and privacy

9. Future Cohabitation: Include when parties want to specify conditions if they later decide to cohabitate

10. Review and Revision: Used when parties want to set periodic review dates for the agreement

1. Schedule A - Financial Disclosure: Detailed list of each party's assets, liabilities, and income at time of agreement

2. Schedule B - Separate Property: Comprehensive inventory of each party's separate property and assets

3. Schedule C - Shared Expenses Agreement: Detailed breakdown of how shared expenses will be divided and managed

4. Schedule D - Contact Information: Parties' separate residential addresses and contact details

5. Appendix 1 - Independent Legal Advice Certificates: Certificates from lawyers confirming independent legal advice

6. Appendix 2 - Property Valuations: Professional valuations of significant assets owned by either party

7. Appendix 3 - Estate Planning Documents: Copies of relevant wills, powers of attorney, or other estate planning documents