Yes, future financial arrangements can be included and are recommended in divorce agreements to ensure long-term clarity

A comprehensive divorce agreement should outline future financial obligations to protect both parties and minimize potential conflicts. These arrangements provide a clear framework for managing shared responsibilities and financial commitments after the divorce is finalized.

Common future financial arrangements include:

• Educational expenses for children, including post-secondary costs
• Spousal support adjustments based on income changes or life events
• Property division timelines for assets that cannot be immediately distributed
• Retirement benefit sharing and pension distributions
• Insurance obligations including life, health, and disability coverage

Having these arrangements clearly documented helps prevent misunderstandings and reduces the need for costly legal modifications in the future.