Given that Texas Family Code �7.006(a) already allows divorcing parties to enter into written agreements without requiring mediation concerning the division of the community assets and liabilities as well as spousal maintenance, the court declines to carve a common-law exception into �6.602(b) that allows an unmediated settlement agreement to morph into a mediated settlement agreement based on mere form. The court holds that a mediated settlement agreement necessarily requires mediation and a mediator.
February 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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