Man wins the lottery... twice in 1 day
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Pete102 said:
Gary C said:
and why you would be an idiot to sign oine.
I guess it depends on context and protects both parties. There is also the emotional aspect of a clean cut following divorce.But in many contexts, signing one, especially under pressure from one spouse on the other is a bad idea.
and courts can put them aside.
Gary C said:
Of course.
But in many contexts, signing one, especially under pressure from one spouse on the other is a bad idea.
and courts can put them aside.
Its a spectacularly bad idea to sign one without legal advice on both sides, of course, but then again thats why it needs review and approval by the Judge to avoid situations of bullying, coercement etc. But in many contexts, signing one, especially under pressure from one spouse on the other is a bad idea.
and courts can put them aside.
Ultimately though I firmly believe they should be part of the process, with the caveat of being implemented properly. In the poster originally wrote about - are you for or against the ex-wife having a claim on a future lottery win post-divorce?
Gary C said:
Pete102 said:
Hence my number 1 advice for anyone getting divorced in the UK is to make sure you have a financial consent (or "clean break") order in place as part of the divorce proceedings!
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