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Joey, Expert
Hi and thank you for using JustAnswer. My name is ***** ***** I will be assisting you with your question.
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Good morning – can you please tell me what has happened so far and your legal question?
Joey, Expert
It can be the parents.
Joey, Expert
If someone forced her to sign it, yes.
Joey, Expert
She should receive independent legal advice before signing and attaching a copy of a certificate confirming same to the agreement. The agreement should be signed in the presence of her lawyer.
Joey, Expert
If you want to reduce the chances of her later arguing that she was forced to sign this, then a lawyer should get involved.
Joey, Expert
Otherwise the risk will always remain that she could later argue that the agreement should be set aside for any number of reasons.
Joey, Expert
You don’t have to, but if you want it to be enforced you do.
Joey, Expert
Here is a link with more information on filing it: https://familycourt.cleo.on.ca/en/file-your-separation-agreement-court
Joey, Expert
Does that help answer your question today or did you have any follow up questions?
Joey, Expert
If there was duress, unfairness, confusion, one party was not given legal representation, to name a few examples, yes it can be overturned. To reduce that risk, each party should receive independent legal advice before signing and attaching a copy of a certificate confirming same to the agreement. The agreement should be signed in the presence of a lawyer.
Joey, Expert
A signed agreement confirming this arrangement.
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Send a letter to CRA confirming the custody change agreement or call 1-***-***-****.
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Does that help answer your question this morning?
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