Legal Question in Family Law in California

Re: Marriage Settlement Agreement

Yes he can. Even "final" custody and child support orders are open to judical review and change as circumstances change. But it sounds like you do not have any court orders, just a notarized agreement between the two of you. So, your husband will not even have to show a change of circumstances. (That said, your agreement may or may not be useful as a baseline. If you were not represented when you worte it, however, it is easy to disregard). The part of the agreement about assets may be enforeceable as a contract. Maybe that would be good for you maybe not. With children and assets involves it is always a good idea to retain an attorney in order to get legal advice about your choices and how to make them stick.