Property Settlement

/ˈprɒpɚti ˈsɛtlmənt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A legal agreement dividing assets and liabilities between parties, typically following divorce or dissolution of a partnership.
    The court approved the property settlement to ensure an equitable division of assets.

Forms

  • property settlement
  • property settlements

Commentary

Property settlements are critical in family law for resolving financial disputes post-separation, often requiring clear drafting to avoid future litigation.

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