Canada
Marriage contracts and cohabitation agreements.
Thirteen provinces and territories, two instruments, and Québec civil law kept apart. This is not a U.S. prenup with a province dropdown, and it is not a Swedish samboavtal.
No validity verdict. No instruction to sign. Source-bound questions for a Canadian lawyer.
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One price for both instruments.
One sourced review of a marriage contract or a cohabitation agreement. Stripe handles the card. PrenupsAI never sees the number.
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Instruments
Married and unmarried tracks stay apart.
marriage contract
Marriage contracts under provincial family-property statutes, including Québec family patrimony.
Unmarried partnerscohabitation agreement
Some provinces treat unmarried partners as spouses for property. Others do not. Do not generalize.
13Compare provinces
Map of unmarried property defaults. Every cell points at its own pack.
Jurisdictions
All thirteen, no footnotes.
Ontario
No automatic property division for unmarried partners.
QCQuebec
Civil law. No family patrimony by cohabiting.
BCBritish Columbia
Unmarried partners can fall inside family-property law.
ABAlberta
Unmarried partners can fall inside family-property law.
MBManitoba
Unmarried partners can fall inside family-property law.
SKSaskatchewan
Unmarried partners can fall inside family-property law.
NSNova Scotia
No automatic property division for unmarried partners.
NBNew Brunswick
No automatic property division for unmarried partners.
NLNewfoundland and Labrador
No automatic property division for unmarried partners.
PEPrince Edward Island
No automatic property division for unmarried partners.
YTYukon
Unmarried partners can fall inside family-property law.
NTNorthwest Territories
Unmarried partners can fall inside family-property law.
NUNunavut
Unmarried partners can fall inside family-property law.