Your question is not clear. If you and your wife signed an agreement with the mediator, then it may be binding.
Under New York law, spouses are entitled to one-half the marital share of pensions or retirement accounts (acquired during the marriage). There will be a special calculation done to determine the spouse's share based on the date of the marriage and the date of the divorce commencement (generally).
This is a complicated part of divorce law. If you are not sure about the mediator you saw, maybe try another mediator or seek a lawyer to represent you. Spouses also have the choice to waive one another's pensions and retirement accounts. Good luck!
Answered on Jul 10th, 2015 at 12:17 PM