What are some of the scenarios wherein a property settlement agreement can be modified?
It is possible to modify a property settlement agreement when the modification does not materially alter a major term(s) of the agreement. In many cases, the lawyers and the parties simply do not cover every aspect of the divorce. The cases are rushed. Moreover, many parties simply do not think as clearly during the divorce process. Consequently, many important details are missed or overlooked. A person can file a motion to reopen the divorce case to modify and supplement the terms of the property settlement agreement. It is also possible for a person to reopen a divorce case to request a clarification of some of the terms in the property settlement agreement. Many property settlement agreements are poorly drafted, and are very confusing to interpret. After a divorce, many couples are very bitter, and it is often impossible for them to reach any type of agreement on any issues. It is always important to stress that obtaining the divorce is only one half of the battle. In many of my cas
