Separation Agreement

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Summary: A separation agreement (sometimes called a Pendente Lite Order) is a formal agreement between you and your spouse, executed upon separation. It provides for support and other financial conditions until your divorce is final. This should be easy if you and your spouse can negotiate and agree on the terms. If you and your spouse agree you probably won't have to appear in court, as your attorney will take the signed agreement to the judge who will sign it thereby making it a court order. Your separation agreement is something you and your spouse should negotiate. As with all other aspects of a divorce the more decisions made out of court the better off you are. Unfortunately, getting your divorce may take longer than you think. That is why it is so important to have a professional separation agreement.

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Separation Agreement

(No Minor Children)

This Separation Agreement is voluntarily made and entered into by Wife, ______________________, and by Husband, ______________,(hereafter called "parties"), who represent the following:

1 .

The date and place of the marriage of the parties are:

Date of Marriage:

Place of Marriage:

Differences have arisen between the parties and they intend to live separate and apart from each other. The parties acknowledge that they are incompatible as marriage partners.

By this Agreement, the parties settle, determine and provide for a division of all their property and debts, and for spousal support, where applicable. In consideration of the above and the mutual promises and agreements set forth below, the parties state as follows:

I. Separation

The parties shall live separate and apart. Each shall be free from harassment by the other. Neither party shall interfere with the activities, personal life, or privacy of the other; nor shall either engage in any course of conduct calculated to restrain, embarrass, injure, or hinder the other in any way.

II. Division of Property

All property, real and personal, wherever situated, which the parties own jointly or individually, or in common with each other, shall be divided as follows:

Real Property (Real Estate)

We have no real property.

The husband has real property which he owned prior to this marriage and the wife is waiving her claims to his real property, now and in the future. The property is located at:

The wife has real property which she owned prior to this marriage and the husband is waiving his claims to her real property, now and in the future. The property is located at:

The parties jointly own real property and agree to dispose of it as follows:

Disposed of as follows:

Location:

Each party shall pay for and hold the other harmless from any debt owing on real property they receive unless otherwise stated in this agreement.

B. Motor Vehicles

There are no motor vehicles titled in either party's name. (or)

Husband shall receive, free and clear of any claims of the wife, all right, title, and interest in the following motor vehicles:

Wife shall receive, free and clear of any claims of the husband, all right, title, and interest in the following motor vehicles:

Each party shall pay for, and hold the other harmless from, any debt owing on the motor vehicle(s) they receive unless otherwise stated in this agreement.

C. Household Goods and Personal Property

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