Q: Hi, under the community property section FL-100, can I write “parties intend to enter into a full written agreement”?
My ex-wife and I have a consensual divorce and we don't want to provide this personal information to the court, is that possible or is it a mandatory information?
A:
As a general principle, courts may require parties to provide information necessary to make a fair and informed decision regarding property division in a divorce.
Regarding your question about whether you can write "parties intend to enter into a full written agreement" under the community property section FL-100, you should consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. They can provide you with advice based on your specific situation and the laws in your area.
Additionally, if you and your ex-wife wish to keep certain information confidential, you may be able to do so by including a confidentiality agreement in any written agreement you ultimately enter into. However, you should discuss this with an attorney to ensure that any confidentiality provisions are legally enforceable and to understand any limitations or exceptions to confidentiality requirements that may exist in your jurisdiction.
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