Common use of Acknowledgments Clause in Contracts

Acknowledgments. Each Spouse acknowledges that he or she respectively (1) is fully informed as to the facts relating to the subject matter of this Agreement, and as to the rights and liabilities of the Couple; (2) enters into this Agreement voluntarily, free from fraud, undue influence, coercion, or duress of any kind;

Appears in 77 contracts

Samples: Settlement Agreement, Settlement Agreement, Marital Separation Agreement

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Acknowledgments. Each Spouse acknowledges that he or she respectively (1) is fully informed as to the facts relating to the subject matter of this Agreement, Agreement and as to the rights and liabilities of the Couple; (2) enters into this Agreement voluntarily, free from fraud, undue influence, coercion, or duress of any kind;; (3) is representing themselves in an "in pro per" status and is therefore not represented by legal counsel; (4) prior to executing this Agreement, either Spouse may have this Agreement reviewed by an attorney; and (5) has read, considered, and understands each provision of this Agreement.

Appears in 32 contracts

Samples: Washington Separation Agreement, North Dakota Separation Agreement, Iowa Separation Agreement

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Acknowledgments. Each Spouse acknowledges that he or she respectively (1) is fully informed as to the facts relating to the subject matter of this Agreement, and as to the rights and liabilities of the Couple; (2) enters into this Agreement voluntarily, free from fraud, undue influence, coercion, or duress of any kind;; (3) is representing themselves in an “in pro per” status and is therefore not represented by legal counsel; (4) prior to executing this Agreement, either Spouse may have this Agreement reviewed by an attorney; and (5) has read, considered, and understands each provision of this Agreement.

Appears in 32 contracts

Samples: Settlement Agreement, Settlement Agreement, Sample Marital Settlement Agreement

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