A couple separated seven years into their marriage, with a child born with disabilities that required lifelong care. Many years later, they signed a settlement agreement that covered all issues and prevented them from claiming support from each other.
One of the terms on the agreement was to have an expert assess the settlement to make sure the child would be eligible for government sponsored funding. When the expert advice came, the parents disagreed. This led to the mother taking the position that the settlement was not binding and the case was brought to court for resolution.
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