Minutes of Settlement

Minutes of Settlement Family Law Terminology

Minutes of Settlement:  is a document that sets out the foundational points of the agreement or settlement reached between two or more parties. This document is produced after the negotiations of the agreement or settlement and is signed by both the parties involved and their respective lawyers. Minutes of Settlement are often attached to the agreement or settlement as a schedule.

A document setting out the bare bones of an agreement or settlement reached between two or more litigants, produced after negotiations and signed by the parties and their lawyers. Minutes of Settlement are normally used as the foundation of a final order, and are often attached to that order as a schedule.

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