Legal Question in Family Law in New York
Separation Agreement
If you have a separtation agreement that simply states ''Wife's name'' and ''Husband's Name'' married on ''this date'' ''agree to a separation'', have it signed and notorized, can you later go back and draw up a detail separation describing the financial and property commitments or is it too late? We mutually agree to separate from one another for a trial period of indefinite time. Agreeing that at such time we feel we have no chance of reconciling we will divorce or make up detailed agreements. Otherwise we can just reques the separation is null and void if we are able to work things out. In our state a simple hand written and notorized form is acceptable as a legal document.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Separation Agreement
To protect the rights of each of the parties to this action,I would reccommend that each party retain a competent attorney. There may be custody or property issues, that if not properly resolved by agreement of the parties, may result in long and expensive litigation.You may call my office for a free phone consultation @7188340087.
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