Would a notarized letter between 2 former spouses that is signed by both parties agreeing to stop alimony, be legal in court if 1 of the spouses later chooses to challenge it in court?
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Would a notarized letter between 2 former spouses that is signed by both parties agreeing to stop alimony, be legal in court if 1 of the spouses later chooses to challenge it in court?
Asked on January 26, 2016 under Family Law, Tennessee
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S.L,. Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 8 years ago | Contributor
Although it is not possible to predict how a court will rule in a case, the notarized letter will provide evidence of the agreement between both parties to end spousal support. That letter should be presented to the court as evidence to rebut any challenge to the agreement.
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