Children’s Issues. In resolving issues about sharing the enjoyment of and responsibility for any children, the Parties understand the obligation imposed on them pursuant to section 37 of the Family Law Act and agree to make every effort to reach amicable solutions that consider only the children’s best interests. The Parties agree to act quickly to resolve differences related to the children to promote a caring, loving and involved relationship between the children and both parents. The Parties acknowledge that inappropriate communications regarding their separation can be harmful to their children. They agree that settlement issues will not be discussed in the presence of their children, or that communication with the children regarding these issues will occur only if it is appropriate and done by mutual agreement, or with the advice of a child specialist. The Parties agree not to make any changes to the residence of the children without first obtaining the written agreement of the other Party.
Children’s Issues. In resolving issues about sharing the enjoyment of and responsibility for any children, the Parties Agree to make every effort to reach amicable solutions that promote the children's best interests. The Parties agree to act quickly to mediate and resolve differences related to the children to Promote a caring, loving and involved relationship between the children and both parents. The Parties acknowledge that inappropriate communications regarding their dissolution can be Harmful to their children. They agree that settlement issues will not be discussed in the presence Of their children, or that communication with the children regarding these issues will occur only If it is appropriate and done by mutual agreement, or with the advice of a child specialist. The Parties agree not to make any changes to the residence of the children without first obtaining the written agreement of the other Party.
Children’s Issues. The parties commit themselves to minimizing the trauma to and disruption of their children’s lives. To that end, they agree as follows:
Children’s Issues. The parties recognize that children frequently suffer during the process of divorce, and they commit themselves to minimizing the trauma to and disruption of their children’s lives. To that end, they agree as follows:
Children’s Issues. (if applicable)
Children’s Issues. In resolving issues about sharing the enjoyment of and responsibility for any children, the Parties agree to make every effort to reach amicable solutions that promote the children’s best interests. The Parties agree to act quickly to mediate and resolve differences related to the children to promote a caring, loving and involved relationship between the children and both parents. Nelson, British Columbia, Canada Alternative Dispute Resolution The Parties acknowledge that inappropriate communications regarding their dissolution can be harmful to their children. They agree that settlement issues will not be discussed in the presence of their children, or that communication with the children regarding these issues will occur only if it is appropriate and done by mutual agreement, or with the advice of a child specialist. The Parties agree not to make any changes to the residence of the children without first obtaining the written agreement of the other Party.
Children’s Issues. The parties shall make every effort to reach amicable solutions that promote the children's best interests. Because inappropriate communications regarding issues can be harmful to the children, settlement issues will not be discussed in the presence or hearing of the children and communication with the children regarding these issues will occur only if it is appropriate and done by mutual agreement or with the advice of a child specialist.
Children’s Issues. A prenuptial agreement is effectively inapplicable to most children’s issues. For example, a prenuptial agreement cannot determine which party will have custody in the event of a dissolution, nor the amount of child support that will be paid in that event. Any provision that attempts to do so will be considered void. I know that these legal concepts can be quite complicated and confusing. The most important thing to remember is that prenuptial agreements are not homogenous documents; they can be tailored to accomplish different objectives, however you and your future spouse may agree. Thank you again for the opportunity to be of assistance. I look forward to meeting with you DATE, at TIME, at the Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxx downtown Indianapolis office. Sincerely, Xxxxx X. Xxxx JAR/ VIA CERTIFIED MAIL Name of client Address Re: Premarital Agreement Dear ---Name---: It is my understanding that you are in receipt of your original premarital agreement. Please be certain to retain that document, and do so in a location of the utmost safety and security. In the unlikely event that your premarital agreement is ever needed, it will be necessary that a copy can be produced at such time, otherwise its mere existence – not to mention its specific terms – can be impossible to prove. My recommendation is to store the document in a bank lock box, or similarly secure location. I am also enclosing a CD that contains copies of the various e-mail correspondence and draft revisions that produced the final version of your premarital agreement that was executed. These documents could be useful, so please keep the CD with your premarital agreement. Please also know that I am retaining a separate original in the Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxx vault. Should you ever misplace your copy, please feel free to contact me to request a copy of mine. While we will retain an executed original of the premarital agreement in our records, firm document retention policies preclude us from being able to guarantee its future availability; please be sure to retain your copy in a safe place. Please understand that the security of your property interests under the premarital agreement arises from a two-part process. The first part, the drafting and execution of the document, has now been completed successfully. The second part requires that, throughout your marriage, you comport your financial affairs consistently with the terms of the premarital agreement. This step is critical, as your failure to act cons...
Children’s Issues. A. We agree to act quickly to resolve differences related to our child(ren).
Children’s Issues. Clients shall make every effort to reach amicable solutions that promote the children’s best interests. They shall not make negative comments about the other parent. Communication with children regarding separation and parenting issues shall occur only upon advance agreement.
