A common law relationship is where two people, who are not married, live together in a 'marriage-like' relationship.
Rights and obligations of common law spouses are the subject of much litigation, as in New Brunswick, the Marital Property Act does not apply to “common law couples” upon division of property and debts.
Whether or not your relationship is considered a “common law relationship” will depend on your situation.
I can guide you through some of the important issues such as:
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