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Run it on my document →SETTLEMENT TERM SHEET (DRAFT FOR MEDIATION)
1. Parties. Maria Morales ("Wife") and Daniel Morales ("Husband"), married 2014, two minor children.
2. Equitable Distribution. The marital home is awarded to Wife, subject to refinance within [DAYS] days. Retirement accounts divided per § 61.075. Husband keeps the 2022 truck.
3. Time-Sharing. The parties shall follow a 2-2-5-5 schedule during the school year and waive the financial disclosures otherwise required, effective on entry of judgment.
4. Child Support. Husband shall pay child support of $[AMOUNT] per month pursuant to § 61.30 and the parties' worksheet. Support and time-sharing are independent obligations; see Rosen v. Rosen, 696 So.2d 697 (Fla. 1997) on fees.
5. Modification. Either party may seek changes by motion to modify the final judgment if circumstances change. See also § 61.999 regarding future review.
6. Attorney's Fees. Each party bears their own fees and costs.Retirement division without instrument mechanics
A percentage split with no QDRO/instrument language, valuation date, or gains/losses treatment is where post-judgment fights live. The drafting side usually wins the ambiguity.
Spousal-support silence reads as an open issue
If alimony isn't addressed as waived, reserved, or set (§ 61.08 forms/duration), silence invites a later claim. State a position even if it is 'none requested'. [61.08]
Modification styled as a motion
Modification of a final judgment proceeds by SUPPLEMENTAL PETITION, not motion, unless a specific rule allows motion practice — a motion-to-modify is the procedural error opposing counsel moves to strike first. [12.110]
2 unfilled placeholder(s) — instant credibility attack
Blanks like [DAYS], [AMOUNT] tell the other side the document was never finished. Nothing with a bracket survives a hearing.
Placeholders — 2 unfilled: [DAYS], [AMOUNT]
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