Wilson Family Law LLC, 667 Shunpike Road, Suite 5, Chatham, NJ 07928

973-520-4275

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    • Home
    • Practice Areas
      • Alimony
      • Attorney Review
      • Child Support
      • Custody and Visitation
      • Division of Assets
      • Estate Administration
      • Modifications
      • Settlement Agreements
    • Ways to Divorce
      • Mediation
      • Collaboration
      • Litigation
    • About Us
      • Our Approach
      • Cindy Wilson Esq.
      • Michele Lynch Esq.
      • Alison Albert
    • Resources
      • Terms Defined
      • Topics of Interest
      • Resources
    • Contact Us
  • Home
  • Practice Areas
    • Alimony
    • Attorney Review
    • Child Support
    • Custody and Visitation
    • Division of Assets
    • Estate Administration
    • Modifications
    • Settlement Agreements
  • Ways to Divorce
    • Mediation
    • Collaboration
    • Litigation
  • About Us
    • Our Approach
    • Cindy Wilson Esq.
    • Michele Lynch Esq.
    • Alison Albert
  • Resources
    • Terms Defined
    • Topics of Interest
    • Resources
  • Contact Us

Wilson Family Law LLC

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Mediation | Collaboration | Litigation

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Settlement Agreements

Settlement Agreement, also known as a Property Settlement Agreement (PSA) or Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA)  is the final contract between the parties that dictates the terms of the divorce.  If you enter into a Settlement Agreement, you will not need a trial, i.e., a judge will not determine the terms of your divorce because all of the issues are addressed in your Settlement Agreement.  The Settlement Agreement must be submitted to the court with the Complaint for Divorce so that the court knows that all of the issues between the parties have been settled.  At the time of the divorce, the Settlement Agreement may be incorporated into the Judgment of Divorce.  This creates an enforceable judicial order instead of just a contract.  

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Wilson Family Law LLC  

667 Shunpike Road, Suite 5 

Chatham, NJ  07928

Office: 973-520-4275  ​Fax: 973-378-0603

email: cindy@wilsonfamilylawllc.com 

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