A separation agreement is a contract that records a resolution of the problems that arise when a married or unmarried relationship ends. Unlike marriages and unions that are entered into at the beginning of a relationship, separation agreements are entered into when the relationship is over. In contract law, to be completed or completed; to complete the legal formalities necessary to carry out the document. A separation agreement is “executed” by signing it, for example, in the presence of a witness. Legal Aid BC has self-help guides that can help you submit your contract to BC Provincial (Family) Court or BC Supreme Court. He is free to submit an agreement to BC Family Court. But you have to pay court fees and fill out an additional form if you file in the Supreme Court bc. When a spouse dies before a separation contract is signed or before legal action is taken, this can have serious consequences on the division of ownership and debt. Things can be complicated. Finally, we also have a few clients from all over British Columbia. Many of them like to work by phone or email with a divorce lawyer. Our lawyers also make a lot of separation agreements for these people in BC via email. If you own another property next to your home (z.B.

a car, a vacation home or an investment), a separation agreement may include the sharing of these assets. Some couples may have only one problem to solve and the usual type of separation agreement is not necessary. People who are only parents and who are never married or living together may want a parental agreement that talks about parental responsibilities and the distribution of parental leave. Couples, including unmarried spouses, who have lived together for less than two years and are only required to care for Der with regard to child and/or spising assistance, may wish for an assistance agreement on one or both issues. Couples who only have to determine who keeps what real estate and what debts may want a simple separation agreement that deals only with property. Some separation agreements also describe what will happen if the parties reconcile. Most of the time, an agreement will simply say that it will be a marriage contract or a cohabitation agreement if the parties reconcile, and that it will not cease to be in force solely because of reconciliation.