Common use of Collaborative Agreements Clause in Contracts

Collaborative Agreements. Interim or temporary agreements are sometimes reached during a Collaborative case, and may be formal (i.e., legally enforceable) or informal (not legally enforceable). To be legally enforceable, the agreement reached shall be written, executed and acknowledged in a form that entitles a deed to be recorded, so it will constitute a valid Separation Agreement, Prenuptial Agreement, or other enforceable agreement. A formal interim or temporary agreement, unless stated otherwise, will survive the termination of the Collaborative process, and can be presented to court by either of us seeking to have the terms of the formal interim or temporary agreement incorporated into future court action with retroactive effect.

Collaborative Agreements. Interim or temporary agreements are sometimes reached during a Collaborative case, and may be formal (i.e., legally enforceable) or informal (not legally enforceable). To be legally enforceable, the agreement reached shall be written, executed and acknowledged in a form that which entitles a deed to be recorded, so it will constitute a valid Separation Agreement, Prenuptial Agreement, or other enforceable agreement. A formal interim or temporary agreement, unless stated otherwise, will survive the termination of the Collaborative process, and can be presented to court by either of us seeking to have the terms of the formal interim or temporary agreement incorporated into future court action with retroactive effect.