Preservation of the Status Quo. A. The parties agree that they will not sell, transfer, borrow against, encumber, hypothecate, conceal, assign, remove, or in any way dispose of any property, real or personal, whether or not marital, individually or jointly held by them, without the written consent of the other, except in the usual course of business and consistent with past practice or for payment of usual and customary household expenses, reasonable expenses consistent with the past practice of the family or for reasonable professional fees in connection with this Process.
Preservation of the Status Quo. 11. If the parties have children, they agree that the best interests of the children shall be of paramount concern and no changes will be made to existing residences, access arrangements or lifestyles of the children during mediation without the express agreement of both parents, or unless a Court Order allows otherwise.
Preservation of the Status Quo. Commencing immediately and for the duration of the Collaborative Process, the parties agree to the following commitments and understand that if they do not abide by these commitments the process may terminate: They will not sell, transfer, borrow against, encumber, pledge as security, conceal, assign, remove, or in any way dispose of any property, real or personal, whether or not marital, individually or jointly held by them, without the written consent of the other, except in the usual course of business consistent with past practice or for payment of usual and customary household expenses, reasonable expenses consistent with the past practice of the family or for reasonable professional fees in connection with this process. They will not borrow against, cancel, transfer, dispose of or change the beneficiaries or any terms of insurance or other coverage including, but not limited to, life, health, dental, vision, automobile, long term care, and disability insurance held for the benefit of either of them or their minor child(ren), without the written consent of the other. They will not incur any debt or liability for which the other may be held responsible, including, but not limited to, further borrowing against any credit lines secured by the family residence, further encumbering of any assets, or using credit cards or cash advances, other than in the usual course of business consistent with past practice or for payment of usual and customary household expenses, reasonable expenses consistent with the past practice of the family, or for reasonable professional fees in connection with the Collaborative Process.
Preservation of the Status Quo. Unless ANZ decides otherwise (in which case any changed circumstances will be without prejudice to final resolution of the matter), while your problem is being dealt with the status quo will remain and you must continue to work as you normally would.
Preservation of the Status Quo
