• Joint ownership of real estate or other major assets (e.g. cars, appliances) and any joint liabilities (e.g. loans, insurance)
• Joint bank accounts, incuding how long they have been held
• Sharing of finances
• Sharing of household bills and expenses
• Legal commitments that you have both undertaken as a couple

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• Your living arrangements
• Information outlining the basis on which responsibility for housework is distributed
• Joint ownership or joint rental of the residence in which you both live
• Joint utilities accounts (electricity, gas, telephone)
• Joint responsibility for bills for day-to-day living expenses
• Joint responsibility for children
• Correspondence addressed to both yourself and your partner at the same address

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• evidence that you are generally accepted as a couple socially (e.g. joint invitations, going out together, friends and acquaintances in common)
• evidence that you have declared your relationship to government bodies, commercial/public institutions or authorities
• joint membership of organisations or groups
• joint participation in sporting, cultural or social activities
• joint travel

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• knowledge of each other's personal circumstances (e.g. background and family situation which could be tested during an interview)
• intention that the relationship will be long-term (e.g. the extent to which you have combined your affairs)
• the terms of your wills
• how you maintained contact during any period of separation

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• how, when and where you first met
• how the relationship developed
• when you decided to marry or start a de facto partner relationship
• a discussion of the domestic arrangements, i.e. how you support each other financially, physically and emotionally and when this level of commitment began
• your future plans as a couple

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