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In 1991 the Netherlands created a new contract for registered partnerships.
Any person within the Netherlands, whether same-sex or different-sex,
or more then one partner partnerships may enter into a registered
partnership of anykind, and it will assure them
almost all the same benefits and obligations that apply to married
couples. Similarly, in 1998, France created the pactes civils de
solidarité (PaCS), a contract that allows both different-sex
and same-sex couples or more then two people partnerships to pledge
mutual support without going through the formalities of marriage legally.
There are cases in 11 other countrys pending currently including the
US which are following simalar contracts and laws. One need not be of
these countrys to sign and register a contract of such in that country
and have the contract legal and binding. This is the first of information
I will be giving on the issue of contracts with in the Lifestyle and
how One goes about making such a legally binding paper if serious about
long term contracts of concensual partners in Alternate Living. In the
US of course We have seen the new laws going in effect about same sex
marraige and this will bring in course other ways of co habitation laws
and contract and their values.Living together triggers more regulation,
under which the state recognizes a sort of contract between the two
or more cohabiting people. If one partner makes a promise to the other
to convince him to live with them, courts will enforce the promise.
If co habitants agree to share duties, so that one cares for the household
and the other furthers a career, the court will make sure the careerist
is not unjustly enriched when and if the people split up.
(The famous California palimony case, Marvin v. Marvin, reflects this
kind of regulation; many states and countries provide these
protections by statute and contract currently.Cohabitation
("Unitive" Rules). If cohabiting partners are together for a long
period of time or agree in writing, the state can apply "unitive"
rules to them. Such rules treat the partners as a unity (what the
French call vie commune) and grant them financial and other benefits
that reflect their unity, at least as to some matters. The new French
PaCS mentioned above, and Canada's extensive cohabitation rules,
provide two examples.Registered Partnership. Some US states will allow
people who want to commit to a longer term partnership, but do not
want to "marry," to register as committed partners. Such partners need
not cohabit. They receive the benefits of the other menu options
listed above such as a married couple but with out being married,
(including those that are standard under current law), and they take
on additional duties to each other as well. Examples of this type of
law include the Vermont civil unions law and the various European
registered partnership laws for two or more persons. There are also the
additional and different power of attorneys and employment long term
contracts that also add to the power of the partnerships of longterm
concensual servitude and Dominance.
Bottom Line is anyone commited to the long term relationship will also be commited to the contracts. A Contract if signed in the public eye with a notary in the US is a binding contract if shown not to have been signed under durress. In other Countrys simply entering into the Court Houses
provides for most a place to sign the contracts in front of Magistrates and
the like and also hold up in a court of law. Common Sence goes a long way in how a person approches such acts and be it the Dominant or suplicant if their head is used can have a concensual and binding contract
in hand for a long term Life with in this Lifestyle We call Alternate.
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