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A separation agreement, or divorce settlement, is a legal document that both parties sign. It contains all the decisions made about the divorce. This contract details the rights and decisions of both parties in relation to property, assets and debts. This document often exceeds 20 pages due to all the decisions that are made and the legal requirements.
If you don't have a separation agreement in place, it can quickly get messy when it comes to co-parenting and child custody, living arrangements, payments for support, holidays, and visitation.
The laws governing divorce have changed. The old saying was that you should hire the best divorce lawyer you can find if you are facing a divorce. It was because the outcome of a court case depended on the Judge and the lawyer that you chose. Two things have changed this.
First, there were the new Provincial Property Acts introduced in the 1980s and 1990s and then the guidelines for Child Support and Spousal Support in the 1990s. You can predict your outcome more easily if you stick to the rules.
Although it's possible to take a stand and fight on specific issues, taking a firm stance can cost you more than the benefits. It is best to reach a fair settlement that is both "fair" and "justified" according to the law, as well as "fair" when you consider your own situation. In divorce, there are two main things: children and money. You will want to make sure that both are protected while keeping as much as possible of your net wealth in your pockets.
Alternative Dispute Resolution, or ADR, is a way to resolve disputes that is less expensive and more popular. It often leads to better results. This includes both mediation as well as arbitration. A divorced couple will negotiate with a neutral party their concerns about money and parenting. The mediator is there to help the spouses communicate and negotiate, but not to make decisions. This is in contrast to an arbitrator who, like a judge, makes the final decisions but without this title or court endorsement. The mediator can facilitate decisions using their expertise. They may even add some direction if they have knowledge in a particular area.
Mediation is not a binding process, and a party has the right to withdraw from it if they so choose. In Fairway divorce mediation, the goal is to reach an agreement between the parties on all issues. These decisions will then be drafted in the separation agreement, which must be signed in front an attorney.
Fairway Divorce Solutions falls under Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) definition. They use a proprietary INR(tm), or Independently Negotiated Resolution model, to reach agreement and resolution on all issues.
It is still believed that if you have complex assets, it's best to hire an attorney. If you are dealing with complex assets, it is likely that you will require a financial team. At some point you may also need Independent Legal Advice. It is wise to get legal advice, but those who have a good understanding of finances and tax will be better equipped to negotiate terms and outcomes. It is important to include experts in the field of finance, accountants and business appraisers as well as lawyers. They can help you understand how the law may affect your case. Knowledge and information are essential for making good decisions. However, fighting is not required.
Fairway Divorce Solutions offers you the divorce experts that you need in one convenient location.
What it should contain:
The agreement on the division of assets and debt
Your coparenting plans
Child Support Arrangements
Spousal Support / Adult Interdependent Partner Support arrangements
How will you resolve future conflicts
You may also wish to include any other details you feel are important
No. Although most couples require some assistance in reaching a solution to their problems, you might have already reached an agreement on your own. If you do not have any children and own simple property, you can probably go ahead and file for divorce and include your decision in the application.
Fairway has a team that can prepare a separation agreement as well as file for divorce. A third party can be a good idea to ensure that you don't miss anything.
Fairway provides a Fast Track Service to help you. If you've reached a consensus, but feel that a third party could assist you in ensuring you don't miss anything important regarding child support or custody, spousal maintenance, or property division, Fairway can be of assistance. You can rest easy knowing that your agreement has the strength to last and that nothing was overlooked.
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