You have a divorce case. You're fighting. You're going back to court every motion day. You're dividing up homes, businesses, and other marital assets. At the end of all this will be a settlement. You may have worked this out on your own. You can do this with your lawyer. Or, the court has made a decision on it. At a certain point, the matter will be subject to a settlement agreement. What does that mean? It means it's over. There won't be going back after the judge signs the judgment of divorce. You can't say you want more of the house. You can't say you want to give less of the 401K. You won't be able to do any of those divorce processes anymore. Certain things in the judgment are etched in stone. Those things are about property division. Certain things in the judgment can be revisited. Certain things are always open to revisiting. You can revisit child custody, parenting time, and child support. Property division in a settlement agreement is going to be final.

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