Maybe someone else's experience has been different (and do remember that I am not a lawyer, this is all my personal experience. Get a lawyer to get advice for yourself), but my experience has been thus:
If we didn't include something in our final agreement, then it isn't there. I know, that sounds super obvious. But consider: there are some topics that I didn't include in my agreement because I never thought it would be an issue.
For instance, there are some things that I thought were obvious. That of course we wouldn't have any issues with that. But my ex eventually put up a stink and now I wish I put those things in the agreement.
I know I am being vague, and it is mainly because every example I can think of has a "yes, but what about this..." application. In other words, I wish I had put some things in but at the same time there was a reason that I didn't. Whether it was because there wasn't a good way to put it in the agreement without it affecting other things, or it got left out in the negotiating process, etc.
I just wanted to tell you that what I have run into is if it isn't in the agreement, then it hasn't applied to my case. No matter how common sense I consider the issue to be.
For Past Final Divorce Agreement Posts, read:
Final Divorce Agreement 5: Contact Information
Final Divorce Agreement 4: Arrearage
Final Divorce Agreement 3: Transportation
Final Divorce Agreement 2: Life Insurance
Final Divorce Agreement 1: Always Reread the Document
No comments:
Post a Comment