QUESTION
If I sign a schedule agreement and it get notarized can it affect me in a negative way or is it helpful?
Asked on Sep 30th, 2020 on Child Custody - California
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My ex wants me to go to her work and sign an agreement of the scheduled days we both agreed and get it notarized because she works for an attorney? I don’t think it’s necessary since I’m always on schedule but she isn’t ?
1 ANSWER
It will affect you in a negative way if it is something you do not want. If the schedule is something you want, then it probably won't harm you to sign it. Child custody and visitation are changed until children are 18 unless it's a final judgment. If it's a final judgment, then you shouldn't sign unless you can leave with the arrangement until children are 18 or a MAJOR change in circumstances.
Answered on Oct 06th, 2020 at 11:30 AM