In Ireland you become a qualified cohabitant after 5 years living together, or 2 with a child. What it means, what you can claim, and the time limits.
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Many couples in Ireland live together without getting married. The law provides some protections for long-term cohabiting couples, but these are significantly weaker than the rights of married couples. Planning ahead is essential. What Is a Qualified Cohabitant? The Civil Partnership and Certain Rights and Obligations of Cohabitants Act 2010 provides limited rights to “qualified
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