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Second in a 9 part series of tutorial videos on how to draft and process a divorce judgment in California. This video explains how to draft a Marital Settlement Agreement or Divorce Agreement using a template.

There are certain provisions that must be included in all Marital Settlement Agreements if the agreement contains provisions for child custody. When you review our sample child custody provisions set forth in our Marital Settlement Agreement template, they start with a section entitled, “Mandatory provisions”. Do not delete any of these mandatory child custody provisions from your Marital Settlement Agreement. There are also certain mandatory provisions that must be included in your Marital Settlement Agreement if your agreement includes child support. Again, our sample child support provisions begin with a section entitled, “Mandatory provisions”. Do not delete any of these mandatory child support provisions from you Marital Settlement Agreement.

If your Marital Settlement Agreement contains child support provisions, you must attach to your Marital Settlement Agreement a Judicial Council form known as FL-192. This form is entitled, “Notice Of Rights And Responsibilities – Health Care Costs And Reimbursement Procedures”. There is nothing to fill out on this form. Just print the form form our free Court Forms Database and then attach it to your Marital Settlement Agreement.

In our Marital Settlement Agreement template, you will find various topics that you may want to include in your settlement agreement. The different topics have links that will take you to optional provisions for each topic. For example, our template has many different types of spousal support agreements. You can review the various types of spousal support agreements and decide which one you like. Then, “cut and paste” the provisions you want to create your own unique settlement agreement.

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