Trisha and Luke have lived together for 10 months in an apartment in Ontario.They have just had a child together.What are they considered to be under Canadian law?

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Since Trisha and Luke have been living together for 10 months in Ontario and have a child together, they are considered a common-law couple under Canadian law. In Ontario, a common-law relationship is defined as two people (regardless of gender) who live together in a conjugal relationship for a continuous period of at least three years, or one year if they have a child together. Therefore, Trisha and Luke meet the criteria for a common-law couple.

Trisha and Luke Have Lived Together for 10 Months in an Apartment