Courageous endings
require steady counsel.

Unmarried Couples

If you never got married and now you’re asking: “What are the implications of this breakup?” The DuBois Levias Law Group is here for you. We answer complicated questions that uniquely impact unmarried couples, and help you prepare for or divide up your shared life with dignity.

Ending an unmarried relationship can carry serious legal and financial implications. If you shared property, finances, children, or built a life together, it’s important to understand your rights and responsibilities moving forward. At DuBois Levias Law Group, we help unmarried couples navigate complex breakup-related legal issues with clarity, strategy, and dignity.



Committed Intimate Relationships (CIR)

For unmarried couples, Washington is an unusual state with atypical laws. For example, cross out the concept of “common law marriage” and write in “committed intimate relationship.” We know the ins and outs of fair legal separation for any couple dynamic here. If you’re in a long-term situation of any sort, contact legal counsel now to make the best break of it.

You might not have chosen the label of “wife” or “husband,” but there is a designation you could fall under in the State of Washington. It’s called a “Committed Intimate Relationship” (CIR) and it zeroes in on equitable property division for longtime partners. This label applies to couples of any gender or framework, if the relationship checks off set legal criteria.

We know the ins and outs of fair legal separation for any couple dynamic and are here to help you with the best possible outcome for success.