Yes. An agreement is the only way to “shut the door” on future legal claims. It documents your parenting plan, confirms child support, and—crucially—contains a “release” where both parties agree not to sue for spousal support or property in the future.
Do I need a separation agreement if we don’t have kids?
Yes. Even without children, a separation agreement is vital to formally "waive" or set the terms for spousal support and to finalize the division of property and debts. Without a signed agreement, your ex-spouse could potentially...
