Clicklaw, wikibooks has some helpful comments but, of course, keep the source in mind (refer to sec. 6)
Wouldn't it be smarter strategy on your part to complete this draft final order based on the agreed-to settlement, and complete the transfer the house to you, etc. Then in 6 months, revisit by way of a motion to vary, based on a material change i.e. new job? If you try to change the terms of settlement now (and you may or may not be successful with that), you know you'll lose his consent to transfer the house and it will be back to the drawing board on everything.
Resolving Family Law Problems out of Court - Clicklaw Wikibooks
Wouldn't it be smarter strategy on your part to complete this draft final order based on the agreed-to settlement, and complete the transfer the house to you, etc. Then in 6 months, revisit by way of a motion to vary, based on a material change i.e. new job? If you try to change the terms of settlement now (and you may or may not be successful with that), you know you'll lose his consent to transfer the house and it will be back to the drawing board on everything.
Resolving Family Law Problems out of Court - Clicklaw Wikibooks
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