The marital settlement agreement is the heart of an uncontested divorce. It spells out how property and debts are divided, whether either spouse pays support, and, when children are involved, the parenting plan and child support. The court reviews it and, once approved, incorporates it into the final judgment.
Gaps or vague language in this document cause most of the trouble that surfaces after an agreed divorce. An uncontested divorce attorney in Clearwater drafts the agreement to be specific and complete, and Brodzki Jacobs makes sure it addresses the issues a couple might not think to raise on their own.
