What should you be aware of with Consent Orders
Eventually most former couples reach some sort of agreement about either parenting arrangements for their children, how they are going to divide their property in their property settlement, or regarding both issues.
Once you have, there are major risks with leaving your agreement as an informal agreement, whether it is only a verbal agreement or whether you try to document it in some way.
The only way to make sure you have a legally enforceable agreement about your parenting arrangements that your former partner must follow, is if it is documented in Consent Orders.
A parenting plan will not be enforceable. For more see our separate information sheet Parenting Plans -v- Cons...
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