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AGREEMENT FOR JUDGMENT
Dissolution, Legal Separation and Domestic Partnership
ARREARS . Petitioner Respondent shall pay to the other party child support
arrears in the principal sum of $ for the period of / / to / / .
These arrears shall be paid as follows:
4.
SPOUSAL SUPPORT
WAIVER. Petitioner Respondent freely, knowingly and intelligently waives spousal
support forever. The Court’s jurisdiction to award spousal support to that/those parties shall
be terminated. The court shall have no jurisdiction to award spousal support, and therefore
no support can be ordered regardless of future hardship. The Parties agree and the court
finds that the Party/Parties waiving spousal support have considered the factors listed in
Family Code Section 4320.
ZERO SUPPORT/RESERVED – LONG-TERM MARRIAGE. Neither party shall receive
spousal support from the other. The court reserves jurisdiction over this issue for the benefit
of either party as this was a long-term marriage.
RESERVED. The Court’s jurisdiction to award spousal support to Petitioner
Respondent is reserved for later determination upon Request for Order.
SPOUSAL SUPPORT PAYMENTS. Petitioner Respondent shall pay spousal support
to the other Party the sum of $ per month,
Spousal Support due one-half on the first and one-half on the fifteenth day of each
month
Spousal Support due on the first of the month
Spousal Support due on the day of each month
commencing and continuing until .
Spousal support shall terminate upon the death of either party or the remarriage of the
supported party, or further order of the court, whichever occurs first.
NOTICE: It is the goal of this State that each party must make reasonable good faith efforts
to become self-supporting as provided for in Family Code section 4320. The failure to make
reasonable good faith efforts may be one of the factors considered by the court as a basis for
modifying or terminating support.