Sentences with phrase «pledge by both spouses»

Collaborative divorce starts out with a pledge by both spouses: We will not fight one another in court.

Collaborative divorce starts out with a pledge by both spouses: We will not fight one another in court.

Collaborative divorce, sometimes called collaborative law or collaborative practice, starts with a pledge by both spouses and their attorneys: Everyone will focus solely on reaching an agreement outside of court.

Not exact matches

It should be obvious that the greatest infringement of justice in this matter is when husband or wife, by having sex with a third party, violates the exclusive right to intercourse which they have solemnly pledged to their spouse.

marriage pledge R. R. Reno writes in «Government Marriage» (December) that he «can't see how a priest or pastor can in good conscience sign a marriage license for «Spouse A» and «Spouse B.»» Then, in support of the Marriage Pledge put forward by....

The Church has pledged to support employees who are veterans and «look favourably» upon staff requests for leave and flexible working by spouses with partners on deployment and compassionate leave.

(CNN)-- Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum was initially «taken aback» by a pro-marriage pledge that asks presidential candidates to promise personal fidelity to their spouses, but said he ultimately decided to sign it.

Active duty military, their spouse or dependents covered by the Military Lending Act may not pledge any vehicle as collateral.

Active duty military, their spouse and all dependents covered by the Military Lending Act may not pledge any vehicle as collateral.

But in a process invented in 1990 by a Minneapolis divorce lawyer burned out on cutthroat litigation, both spouses pledge to be honest and respectful.

Several key concepts provide the framework for collaborative divorce, such as maintaining respectful communications, a pledge not to go to court until the final divorce agreement is completed, and a full exchange of information by both spouses.