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The most common family law agreements are: | The most common family law agreements are: | ||
*''cohabitation agreements'', used when a couple plan on living together | *''cohabitation agreements'', used when a couple plan on living together together and may or may not get married in the future, | ||
*''marriage agreements'', used when a couple plan to marry, and | *''marriage agreements'', used when a couple plan to marry, and | ||
*''separation agreements'', used when married spouses or unmarried spouses have separated. | *''separation agreements'', used when married spouses or unmarried spouses have separated. | ||
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<blockquote><tt>SIGNED by Yitzhak )<br> | <blockquote><tt>SIGNED by Yitzhak )<br> | ||
on April 20, | on April 20, 2023, )<br> | ||
at Salmon Arm, BC, )<br> | at Salmon Arm, BC, )<br> | ||
in the presence of: )<br> | in the presence of: )<br> | ||
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It is also a good idea (but not required) that each of the parties and the witnesses initial each page of the agreement other than the page with the parties' signatures. | It is also a good idea (but not required) that each of the parties and the witnesses initial each page of the agreement other than the page with the parties' signatures. | ||
Agreements can also be executed in ''counterparts'', which simply means that each party and their witness signs a separate copy of the agreement. In this case, the agreement should include a clause saying that the parties have agreed that it may be signed in this way. | |||
An agreement that has been executed by both parties is called a ''perfected agreement''. | An agreement that has been executed by both parties is called a ''perfected agreement''. | ||
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{{REVIEWED | reviewer = [[Beatrice McCutcheon]], | {{REVIEWED | reviewer = [[Beatrice McCutcheon]], September 19, 2023}} | ||
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