E 'statistics show that in Italy the relationship of living are increasing. The choice to live is dictated either by a different vision of ethical and religious values \u200b\u200bamong young people today, both by necessity, by the living, to know each other better before the long journey of marriage. As is well known families in fact they are not recognized as legal entities in our legislation, so they do not enjoy the rights enjoyed by families, "classic". The number of unmarried cohabiting couples in Italy has risen from about 200,000 in 1993 to approximately 480,000 in 2006 compared to 260,000 marriages took place in the same year. It is therefore clear that it is essential to protect the rights of all those couples who, though not married, share a house, property and raise children together.
There are reasons for this, special laws and through private agreements and contracts ad hoc allow you to adjust the property aspects of de facto couples. You enter into a genuine contract that allows couples heterosexual and homosexual unmarried to protect their interests and rights. The "cohabitation agreement", in particular, will focus on:
- the choice and the cost of the home town
- the rights of inheritance and succession among cohabiting
- the discipline of the common expenses
- discipline gifts and other donations
- inventory, enjoyment, availability and management of common goods
- rights acquired under the coexistence
- the mutual rights and duties in the event of cessation of cohabitation
This unmarried couples are no longer exposed to the uncertainty of the future just because you are not married before God and the state, but can now build a safer future. The "cohabitation agreement"? An elegant way to circumvent the static state and above all a way to defend civil rights and needs of all citizens.
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