Mess recently posted a sample Cohabitation agreement, it is quite well written. But doesn't cover existing children or new children of the relationship.
What does one write in an order with regards to existing children.
Situation 1: Male has two children (50% of time) and Female has two children (60+% of time)
What does one write in an agreement such that either parent can come after the other for child support in the event of relationship brake down.
Situation 2: New child of relationship?
The sample cohab agreement talks about the parties agreeing not to follow or opt out of the acts.
If these two parents are wanting to have another child, can they opt out of the family court system altogether? and state that they firmly believe that in the event of a relationship break down that the child of the relationship shall benefit from joint custody and have 50% access with both parents as a starting point and that neither parent can bring a motion in court varying the agreement without written consent of the other parent?
Any thoughts? Tayken, Mess, OrlenesLawyer? anyone else.
What does one write in an order with regards to existing children.
Situation 1: Male has two children (50% of time) and Female has two children (60+% of time)
What does one write in an agreement such that either parent can come after the other for child support in the event of relationship brake down.
Situation 2: New child of relationship?
The sample cohab agreement talks about the parties agreeing not to follow or opt out of the acts.
If these two parents are wanting to have another child, can they opt out of the family court system altogether? and state that they firmly believe that in the event of a relationship break down that the child of the relationship shall benefit from joint custody and have 50% access with both parents as a starting point and that neither parent can bring a motion in court varying the agreement without written consent of the other parent?
Any thoughts? Tayken, Mess, OrlenesLawyer? anyone else.
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