Do we have to live together to be in a de facto relationship?

Do you have to live together to be in a de facto relationship? Under Australian law, if a couple has a relationship as a couple and they are living together on a genuine domestic basis, then they are considered to be in a de facto relationship. However, living together has a broader meaning than simply cohabitation. In this 2 minute video, Lander & Rogers' Family & Relationship Law partner, Craig Henderson, talks about what it means to be in a de facto relationship.
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