Subscribe to our mailing list and receive tips, articles, and information to help you get your life back on track after the divorce. When you're getting a Virginia divorce, you have a lot to consider. There are so many issues to work through as you and your spouse separate your lives and property that it helps to have something solid in writing as your guide.
A separation agreement is a document that allows you and your spouse to outline your decisions concerning division of property, parenting plans, spousal support and more. You and your partner can execute the separation agreement as soon as you decide to seek a Virginia divorce, whether or not you are still living together.
Couples who choose separation agreements often do so because they would like to have control over their divorce. If the pair cannot agree on the important matters of their divorce, the decisions will be left up to a judge.
A court will usually uphold the decisions contained in the separation agreement, so whatever you put into the agreement will be the conditions you have to live with following your Virginia divorce. It's wise to have your own attorney review the separation agreement to make sure the contents are fair and equitable.
Each state has its own specific rules and regulations pertaining to separation agreements. If you're considering executing a separation agreement, you should speak with a Virginia divorce attorney.
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-- 38 Financial Records you should be aware of
-- 20 steps to prepare for divorce
-- 7 stages of divorce
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