Difference between revisions of "Family Law Agreements"

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<blockquote><tt>On application by a party, the court must set aside or replace with an order made under this Division all or part of an agreement respecting parenting arrangements if satisfied that the agreement is not in the best interests of the child.</tt></blockquote>
<blockquote><tt>On application by a party, the court must set aside or replace with an order made under this Division all or part of an agreement respecting parenting arrangements if satisfied that the agreement is not in the best interests of the child.</tt></blockquote>


The same test is used to set aside the parts of agreements about contact. Under s. 148(3), the court can set aside the parts of agreements about child support if it would make a different order:
The same test is used to set aside the parts of agreements about contact.  
 
Under s. 148(3), the court can set aside the parts of agreements about child support if it would make a different order:


<blockquote><tt>On application by a party, the court may set aside or replace with an order made under this Division all or part of an agreement respecting child support if the court would make a different order on consideration of the matters set out in section 150.</tt></blockquote>  
<blockquote><tt>On application by a party, the court may set aside or replace with an order made under this Division all or part of an agreement respecting child support if the court would make a different order on consideration of the matters set out in section 150.</tt></blockquote>  
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