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Filling out a Domestic Partnership Agreement is an essential step for partners who wish to outline the terms regarding property disposition in the event of a dissolution. This guide provides clear and supportive instructions to help you complete the form efficiently and accurately.

Follow the steps to complete your Domestic Partnership Agreement

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Domestic Partnership Agreement form. This will allow you to open the document in your online editing tool.
2. Begin by entering the date of the agreement in the designated space. Ensure the format is consistent, such as '___ day of _______________, 20___.'
3. Next, provide the names and addresses of both partners. In the fields labeled 'Name of Male Partner' and 'Name of Female Partner,' enter the full legal names. Follow this by filling in the respective street addresses, cities, counties, states, and zip codes.
4. Complete the section outlining the ownership status of the property. Specify the address of the joint property where indicated.
5. Proceed to outline the financial contributions of each partner at the time of the property purchase. Fill in the appropriate amounts where indicated.
6. Indicate the intended division of proceeds from a future sale of the property. Assign the amounts each partner will receive as outlined in the agreement.
7. Provide the current fair market value of the property in the designated section. This value will remain effective until a re-determination process is initiated.
8. If the partnership dissolves, specify the agreed period for appraisal and how to manage the appraisal process if mutual consent on an appraiser is not reached within the set timeframe.
9. Detail the plan for listing the property after dissolution, including the name of the realtor who will manage the sale.
10. Add specific conditions related to personal property ownership during and after the partnership in the designated sections. Outline agreements for gifts and separate property.
11. Review the legal commitments including governing law, notice requirements, and mandatory arbitration clauses that manage any disputes.
12. Finalize your agreement by ensuring all modifications and the expectations of both parties are documented and initialed where necessary.
13. Both partners must sign the document in the designated areas, including printed names and signatures. Ensure a notary is present for the acknowledgment of each partner's signature.
14. After completing the form, you can save your changes, download the completed document, print it, or share it as required.

Start filling out your Domestic Partnership Agreement online today to secure your mutual interests.