Common use of Couple without Children Housing Clause in Contracts

Couple without Children Housing. This housing is available to students without children who are living with their spouse or same- or opposite-sex domestic partner in a romantic relationship. For the purposes of this agreement, a domestic partnership is defined as an established, long-term romantic partnership with an exclusive mutual commitment in which the partners share the necessities of life and ongoing responsibility for their common welfare. Couple without Children Housing occupancy is limited to you and the spouse/ partner listed on your housing application, with the exception of a documented live-in personal attendant. You and your spouse or domestic partner must occupy your assigned space for at least 50 percent of any given week. Xxxxxxx made up of two Stanford students living in Couple without Children Housing must both apply for Single Student Housing if their relationship dissolves and will be assigned to single student housing if space is available for students in their priority level. Student spouses who are not Stanford students are not eligible to stay in an apartment or apply for Single Student Housing if the student moves away, the relationship dissolves, or the student is living away from the university while enrolled. Student with Children Housing This housing is available to students who have legally dependent children living with them. If you live in Student with Children Housing, occupancy shall be limited to you, your spouse/domestic partner (if applicable) and dependent children who are listed on your housing application, with the exception of a documented live-in personal attendant. Housing is not provided for extended family members, including parents and siblings of students or live-in child care staff. You and your dependent children must occupy your assigned space at least 50 percent of any given week. Change in Marital or Family Status

Couple without Children Housing. This housing is available to students without children who are living with their spouse or same- or opposite-sex domestic partner in a romantic relationship. For the purposes of this agreement, a domestic partnership is defined as an established, long-term romantic partnership with an exclusive mutual commitment in which the partners share the necessities of life and ongoing responsibility for their common welfare. R&DE Student Housing 2019-20 Residence Agreement Couple without Children Housing occupancy is limited to you and the spouse/ partner listed on your housing application, with the exception of a documented live-in personal attendant. You and your spouse or domestic partner must occupy your assigned space for at least 50 percent of any given week. Xxxxxxx made up of two Stanford students living in Couple without Children Housing must both apply for Single Student Housing if their relationship dissolves and will be assigned to single student housing if space is available for students in their priority level. Student spouses who are not Stanford students are not eligible to stay in an apartment or apply for Single Student Housing if the student moves away, the relationship dissolves, or the student is living away from the university while enrolled. Student with Children Housing This housing is available to students who have legally dependent children living with them. If you live in Student with Children Housing, occupancy shall be limited to you, your spouse/domestic partner (if applicable) and dependent children who are listed on your housing application, with the exception of a documented live-in personal attendant. Housing is not provided for extended family members, including parents and siblings of students or live-in child care staff. You and your dependent children must occupy your assigned space at least 50 percent of any given week. Change in Marital or Family Status

Couple without Children Housing. This housing is available to students without children who are living with their spouse or same- or opposite-sex domestic partner in a romantic relationship. For the purposes of this agreement, a domestic partnership is defined as an established, long-term romantic partnership with an exclusive mutual commitment in which the partners share the necessities of life and ongoing responsibility for their common welfare. Couple without Children Housing occupancy is limited to you and the spouse/ partner listed on your housing application, with the exception of a documented live-in personal attendant. You and your spouse or domestic partner must occupy your assigned space for at least 50 percent of any given week. Xxxxxxx made up of two Stanford students living in Couple without Children Housing must both apply for Single Student Housing if their relationship dissolves and will be assigned to single student housing if space is available for students in their priority level. Student spouses who are not Stanford students are not eligible to stay in an apartment or apply for Single Student Housing if the student moves away, the relationship dissolves, or the student is living away from the university while enrolled. Student with Children Housing This housing is available to students who have legally dependent children living with them. If you live in Student with Children Housinghousing, occupancy shall be limited to you, your spouse/domestic partner (if applicable) and dependent children who are listed on your housing application, with the exception of a documented live-in personal attendant. Housing is not provided for extended family members, including parents and siblings of students or live-in child care staff. You and your dependent children must occupy your assigned space at least 50 percent of any given week. Change in Marital or Family StatusStatus If a change in your marital or family status necessitates assignment to a different type of housing, you must immediately file a new application for the category of housing that now applies to you by completing the appropriate application in Axess. If the university is able to reassign you within a reasonable period of time, you must accept your new assignment. Your housing rate will change on the day you move into your new assignment. If the university is not able to reassign you in the type of housing appropriate to your new status within a reasonable period of time, you may petition to be considered for release from your housing contract at the end of the current academic term if you notify Housing Assignments by the fifth Friday of the new term. Students should not renew their current housing assignment if they plan to change status by the beginning of the next academic year, but instead should apply for the new category of housing. A student’s ability to change categories of housing is based on availability of space in the new category of housing and their Lottery number and priority level.