[What is a Common-law Partnership Agreement?]

Mexican Common-law Partnership Agreement


Simply answer the questions below to personalize your Common-law Partnership Agreement

Please note that it may be necessary for you to have your document translated into Spanish prior to use

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Governing Jurisdiction:

 
 
 

Financial Declaration:

The parties must exchange financial information before signing this agreement. You may use this declaration or choose a different format.
 

Current Property:

 

Separate Property:

Separate property will remain the property of its owner and the other party will have no rights to it.
 

Shared Property:

Shared property is owned by both parties and must be divided if the partnership ends.
 

Current Debts:

 

Separate Debts:

Separate Debts will remain the responsibility of the owing party. The other party will not be obligated, in any situation, to help pay off these debts.
 

Shared Debts:

Shared debts are owed by both parties. If the partnership ends, the parties must decide how to split up the financial responsibility.
 

Children:

 

Support Payments:

 

Estate Matters:

 

Additional Clauses:

 

Signing Conditions:

To ensure the validity of this document, we recommend that it be signed in front of a notary public and one or more witnesses. An affidavit of execution is sworn by witnesses in front of a notary public.
 

Date of Signing, if known: