If you move to another province or country after signing a cohabitation or prenuptial agreement, the enforceability of that agreement may come into question. Laws governing these agreements vary significantly from one jurisdiction to another. To best protect the enforceability of your agreement:
1. Ensure your agreement includes a jurisdiction clause specifying which province's or country's laws will govern the agreement.
2. Consult a family lawyer familiar with the laws of the new province or country to review your existing agreement.
3. Update or amend your agreement if necessary to align with the laws of your new residence.
It's highly recommended to consult with a family lawyer in the new jurisdiction both before moving and after settling into your new location.