Think splitting up without getting married means you're safe from legal complications?

Even without a wedding ring, having a child together can bind two people legally, especially when it comes to timesharing. This episode explores how public figures like Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom handle these challenges and what you need to know if you're facing a similar situation.

• Understand what rights and responsibilities unwed parents have when separating
• Learn how time-sharing is handled without marriage
• Discover why legal agreements still matter for co-parents, even outside of divorce

Hit play now to find out what you must know if you’re breaking up with a co-parent, whether you're famous or not.

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