Look4chrisng

Tax is the same.  I think everyone legally and tax-wise is the same.

But it makes a big difference psychologically to me.  Both parties are less committed to the relationship.  

Just go sign the paper, and you don't have to have a wedding ma.

Look4chrisng

tax is the same for sure.  
I am not 100% sure about the legal part.  But at least the property is divided by each partner's effort.  Generally homemaker and income earner  are considered contributing the same effort.  Same effort means 50-50.  I guess a better lawyer may get more lor.

But sometime even in a divorce,  you want the woman to get more, since she usually has your kids

Look4chrisng

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People really do that?  I know CRA can deem a couple as married on tax issues.

I think this kind of arrangement has more down size the money it gains.

A lots of things are more important that a little bit of money.