New Jersey Child Support Settlement Attorney
Everything that takes place during the divorce process leads to the property settlement agreement, also known as the matrimonial settlement agreement. The settlement agreement will address:
- Equitable distribution of assets and liabilities
- Alimony and child support
- Child custody
It's easy to see the property settlement agreement as an afterthought. The agreements have been reached; they just need to be put on paper. In reality, these are critical documents. They must be carefully crafted in order to protect against the countless problems that could arise if they are not. The Krompier Law Firm in Freehold is dedicated to protecting New Jersey men with complete and unambiguous property settlement agreements.
Property Settlement Agreements Are Contracts
The choice of language and terms in a property settlement agreement is as important as the issues that the language and terms express. While the contract is binding, the reality is that changes are often sought in the future by one side or the other. The contract needs to take this into account. In other words, the language and terms need to be strong and clear, because if they are ambiguous it will lead to problems if a modification request is made.
The agreement must also be thorough. It must cover every issue that is present and even every issue that is foreseeable. If the contract does not address a certain issue, such as money for a child's college education, and that issue arises in the future, the process will need to start again, potentially requiring re-litigation.
The bottom line is that the litigation process can take months, even years. When it's done, you want it to be done. You don't want doors to problems left open by a poorly crafted separation agreement. Attorney Douglas I. Krompier MBA LLC will see that you are protected.
Schedule a Consultation
Protect your rights. Every one of them. To schedule a consultation with a Middlesex County, Ocean County, and Monmouth County property settlement agreement lawyer, call toll free 866-678-1448 | 848-863-8591 or contact the firm by e-mail.
