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2. Domestic Partnership - Definition, Examples, Cases, Processes

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   A domestic partnership is a legally recognized relationship in which two people who live together like a married couple, without being married to each other, are afforded certain similar rights. Domestic partnerships are only recognized in a few states, which require registration of the relationship in order to be afforded those rights.

3. What Is a Domestic Partnership? - FindLaw

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   A domestic partnership is a legal or personal relationship between two people who live together and share a common domestic life but are not married. People in domestic partnerships receive similar benefits to married couples.

4. Domestic partnership - Wikipedia

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   A domestic partnership is an intimate relationship between people, usually couples, who live together and share a common domestic life but who are not married (to each other or to anyone else). People in domestic partnerships receive legal benefits that guarantee right of survivorship, hospital visitation, and other rights.

5. Domestic Partnership vs. Marriage: Differences, Pros & Cons

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   A domestic partnership is a relationship that comes with legal recognition in some states but not on the federal level. They are allowed statewide in Connecticut and New...

6. What Are Domestic Partnerships? - Super Lawyers

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   The definition of “domestic partnership” and the process for registering as domestic partners also depends on the state. In states that recognize them, domestic partnerships give individuals certain benefits that traditionally come with marriage but without the same formality.

7. Understanding Domestic Partnerships: A Comprehensive Legal...

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   Defining Domestic Partnerships. A domestic partnership is a legally recognized and registered relationship that offers unmarried couples — regardless of gender — the ability to secure some of the rights and benefits traditionally associated with marriage.

8. Domestic Partnerships - LawInfo

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   A domestic partnership is a formal agreement between two parties who cohabitate, often in a committed relationship, that provides certain protections and benefits — typically related to finances, medical decisions, and health care. The laws surrounding domestic partnerships and marriage depend on individual state laws.

9. What is a Domestic Partnership? Definition and uses - LawDistrict

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   “Domestic partnership” is the legal term for a committed relationship between two adult partners of the same or opposite sex who are living together but are unmarried. As a legally recognized relationship, a domestic partnership can offer many of the same legal benefits as a marriage.

10. Domestic Partnership Law and Rights of Unmarried Couples

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    What legal rights do you have in a domestic partnership or as an unmarried couple, and how are these rights different from those of married spouses?

11. Domestic Partners - FindLaw

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    What Is a Domestic Partnership? Domestic partnerships (or civil unions) give unmarried partners in committed relationships certain protections. Same-sex couples and opposite-sex couples can register with their city, state, or company as domestic partners. Once they become a registered domestic partnership, they can enjoy certain benefits.