I signed a separation agreement last year, and have been separated for about 2 years.
We have shared custody, which is going well.
She signed that she would not pursue spousal support in the agreement, which I believe is binding.
We split the assets evenly.
Child support is the net amount between both of our guideline numbers. I pay her the difference.
If I do the divorce application myself, and send it in to the courts, what are the chances that a judge will rule differently?
It could be argued that she should get more CS or SS. I believe most courts prefer to increase the net amount of CS by 50% or so. Has anyone seen a case where they overruled a separation agreement?
We have shared custody, which is going well.
She signed that she would not pursue spousal support in the agreement, which I believe is binding.
We split the assets evenly.
Child support is the net amount between both of our guideline numbers. I pay her the difference.
If I do the divorce application myself, and send it in to the courts, what are the chances that a judge will rule differently?
It could be argued that she should get more CS or SS. I believe most courts prefer to increase the net amount of CS by 50% or so. Has anyone seen a case where they overruled a separation agreement?
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