Free Clarity Workbook: The 7 Questions
Before you say “I do” — or decide not to — answer the seven conversations that matter most. Includes guidance on how to present the questions and collaborate with care.
- How to introduce the conversation
- Ground rules for collaboration
- 7 questions with reflect & discuss prompts
Marriage isn’t the only path — and default choices can be costly.
Legal Entanglement
Default laws may assign rights and obligations you never discussed — and are hard to unwind.
Financial Uncertainty
From business exposure to support obligations, “equitable” division isn’t always equitable.
Default Assumptions
“Commitment” and “contract” aren’t synonyms. You can choose a framework that fits your values.
The Partnership Pact Kit
Everything you need to build a life together — without a marriage license. Pro‑commitment, pro‑clarity, and fully customizable.
Cohabitation Agreement
Lawyer‑informed templates covering property, finances, and exit protocols (tailor with local counsel).
Estate & Emergency Tools
Checklists for wills, powers of attorney, and healthcare proxies; beneficiary best‑practices.
Relationship Workbook
Values, roles, conflict navigation, and long‑term vision exercises (the heart of relationship literacy).
Ceremony Blueprint
Design a meaningful commitment ceremony without legal paperwork — vows, rituals, and symbolism.
Breakup Protocol
Clear, compassionate steps if the relationship ends — minimizing harm and confusion.
Ongoing Updates
Optional membership for refresh prompts, Q&As, and expert sessions.
Who it’s for
Protect the business you built.
Believe in love, prefer clarity.
Committed, not contracted.
Design a framework that fits.
Intentional by default.
Align rights and roles upfront.
What couples are saying
“We’ve been together 12 years. No marriage. No drama. UnmarriedUnion helped us align everything from finances to parenting.”
“After my divorce, I still believed in love — just not the default contract. This gave us clarity and peace of mind.”
FAQ
No. We’re pro‑commitment and pro‑choice. Some couples marry with a prenup; others use our framework instead. The goal is clarity either way.
Parts can be. Cohabitation agreements and estate documents can carry legal weight when properly executed with local counsel. Our materials are educational, not legal advice.
It can serve similar functions for unmarried partners. If you plan to marry, talk to an attorney about a prenuptial agreement that reflects your intentions.
You can still use the communication tools, ceremony ideas, and planning checklists — and work with counsel on a postnup if appropriate.
The framework includes a compassionate exit protocol to minimize conflict and ambiguity around property, accounts, and logistics.
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