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In addition to property settlements, guardianship or parenting arrangements, and support, the separation agreement may embrace any other matters the parties wish to include in it, and often includes estate provisions, releases, penalties for breach of the contract, etc. A separation agreement can be more flexible than a Court order. For example, a Court order cannot contain contingent terms, but a separation agreement can. | In addition to property settlements, guardianship or parenting arrangements, and support, the separation agreement may embrace any other matters the parties wish to include in it, and often includes estate provisions, releases, penalties for breach of the contract, etc. A separation agreement can be more flexible than a Court order. For example, a Court order cannot contain contingent terms, but a separation agreement can. | ||
'''NOTE:''' Because of the complicated nature of separation agreements, clients who wish to make a separation agreement should be referred to family law referrals. | :'''NOTE:''' Because of the complicated nature of separation agreements, clients who wish to make a separation agreement should be referred to family law referrals. | ||
== H. Other Points to Note == | == H. Other Points to Note == | ||
