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Co-ownership

These days, many couples, whether married or in a civil union, decide to buy their house jointly. It is commonly said that the house “is in both names.” As a precaution, when they decide to buy a house together, undivided co-owners should set down the rules that will govern them, in an agreement. The notary is well placed to advise the parties on the scope of the agreement and to draw up the appropriate document.