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{{ | The most common family law agreements are: | ||
*''cohabitation agreements'', used when a couple plan on living together but don't plan on marrying, | |||
*''marriage agreements'', used when a couple plan to marry, and | |||
*''separation agreements'', used when married spouses or unmarried spouses have separated. | |||
Other agreements might include ''interim agreements'', made after negotiations have started but before a final settlement, ''parenting agreements'', ''trust agreements'', ''confidentiality agreements'' and so on. | |||
==Execution== | ==Execution== | ||
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Signing the agreement does not make the witness a party to the agreement or put the witness under any obligation at all to either party. | Signing the agreement does not make the witness a party to the agreement or put the witness under any obligation at all to either party. | ||
==Signing the | ==Signing the agreement== | ||
Family law agreements are executed by having each of the parties sign their names, using their normal signatures, in a spot on the last page of the agreement that looks like this: | Family law agreements are executed by having each of the parties sign their names, using their normal signatures, in a spot on the last page of the agreement that looks like this: | ||
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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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