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From: annab@azure.UUCP (A Beaver)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: Living in sin?
Message-ID: <80@azure.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 30-Jan-85 11:19:36 EST
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>References: <201@tekred.UUCP> <257@teklds.UUCP> <1883@sdcc6.UUCP>

> >I think living together is a copout to real commitment and being willing
> >to wait for someone instead of wanting the pleasures of marriage without
> >the responsibilities.

> There is nothing to prove that living with someone relieves one of
> responsibility.  
> 
> The only thing about living together is it is easier to split the
> sheets.  Not any less painful and perhaps more so, just easier.
> 
	This last statement is not altogether true. Last year I had
	the the task of resolving and disolving a relationship which
	after several years of cohabitating, had included the 
	purchase of house and property. Since the total down payment
	had come from me, I had my lawyer do the paperwork to set
	the title straight. He warned me that when it comes to realestate
	and other major joint possesions, that you are better off being
	married, as the legal hastles involved in resolving disputes of
	unmarried partners, gets more complicated. He also told me that
	I was real lucky that my ex-partner did not contest my right to
	said property. He had a legal right to do so if he wished.


	Look before you leep......

	 Annadiana Beaver
	A Beaver@Tektronix