Divorce Agreement Court Validity

Summary

The enforceability of a unique divorce agreement in Indiana may be challenged due to its unconventional terms. Indiana courts prioritize the best interests of children in custody and support decisions, and may not enforce agreements that waive fundamental rights. Fundamental rights include due process, equal protection, privacy, and parental decision-making. Legal advice from a local attorney is advisable to understand how these rights apply to your situation and the potential impact on modifying a divorce order.

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Could this document be upheld 7yrs later in court to modify a divorce order: * Mathew *. Powell Agreement of Partnership _ of sound mind and body pledge to give up my marital rights to my wife and relinquish my physical and emotional wants and needs to the better judgment of my wife, Jennifer Renee Powell. This will include the following if she so pleases. • All financial decisions including our home, purchase of any items, and allocation of income to me and/or our four children. • Accountability of my location and interaction with any individual other than her. Any and all methods of tracking or requests will not be disputed. • No emotional engagement will be initiated by me. It will be at full discretion of my wife. I will act as a silent partner in this relationship having only ability to parent our children as acceptable by my wife. • I pledge to keep my job to support my family and only changing jobs if acceptable to my wife. • At which time my wife decides it is time for us to split after our children are grown and no longer living with us, it will not be disputed. Remedy for default If any of the above items are defaulted, there will be immediate grounds for divorce. My wife will have full discretion on custody arrangement and amount of alimony due to her. By all accounts, I am turning over control of my life decisions to Jennifer Renee Powell. This is not a forced agreement and it is also not an obligation of Jennifer Renee Powell to follow. The intent of this agreement is to relinquish my control and pledge my life to Jennifer Renee Powell. Date *.*.* STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF ST. Joseph Printed: Matthew J. Powell ) sS: Before me the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, personally appeared Matthew Fowll who acknowledged the execution of the foregoing Partnership Agreement as their free and voluntary act. Witness my hand and Notary Seal this 25 day of June *. SHEE MAN IC seph cou, NOTARY PUBLIC Comm. # * Ju Can NOTARY SEAL Notar Public Commi [Notarial Seal] SA OF ND N Printed Name: Janee Carlile Resident of St Josepo County, noliana My commission expires: */*/*
This document may face challenges in court due to its unconventional nature. Key points to consider:
- Indiana courts prioritize the best interests of children in custody and support decisions.
- Courts may not enforce agreements that waive fundamental rights.
- Legal advice from a local attorney is advisable.
Do you have any more details about the divorce order you want to modify?
What is considered fundamental right
Fundamental rights are basic rights and freedoms that are guaranteed by the Constitution or recognized by courts. In the context of family law, they can include:
- The right to due process
- The right to equal protection
- The right to privacy
- The right to make decisions concerning the care, custody, and control of one's children
Would you like more specific information on how these rights apply to your situation?