Why should you legally document your Property Settlement
Do you have to document your Property settlement Agreement?
Yes you do, if you want it to be legally binding, enforceable and recognised at law.
If you do not document your property settlement, then you run the risk of your former partner coming back later and being able to get more from you.
This has happened even years down the track.
There are only 2 ways you can document your Agreement so that it is legally binding and enforceable:
Consent Orders; or
A Binding Financial Agreement (Separation or Divorce Agreement).
If you do not document your Agreement using either:
Consent Orders (submitted to and made by the Court);
or a Binding Financial Agreement (complying...
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