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After a family law agreement has been signed, three things can happen: the parties can follow the agreement and everything continues as it should; the circumstances of the parties or a child change and their agreement must also change; or, one of the parties refuses to follow the agreement and it must be enforced by the courts. | After a family law agreement has been signed, three things can happen: the parties can follow the agreement and everything continues as it should; the circumstances of the parties or a child change and their agreement must also change; or, one of the parties refuses to follow the agreement and it must be enforced by the courts. | ||
This page focusses on separation agreements and talks how agreements can be changed without going to court and when the agreements can be set aside by the court. You can learn about how family law agreements are enforced in the | This page focusses on separation agreements and talks how agreements can be changed without going to court and when the agreements can be set aside by the court. You can learn about how family law agreements are enforced in the page on [[Enforcing Family Law Agreements]]. | ||
==Changing Agreements by Agreement== | ==Changing Agreements by Agreement== | ||