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     deposition

     OK. Thanks quincy.

     • keepitmoving
     • Post #42
     • Jun 3, 2018
     • Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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     deposition

     There can always be more thought after an agreement. That doesn't mean valid agreements can be overturned by more thought.

     • keepitmoving
     • Post #40
     • Jun 3, 2018
     • Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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     deposition

     I think that's a good point since the lawyers were asking the questions but i'm sure that in both of our minds we were talking to each other. Is this a meeting of the minds?

     • keepitmoving
     • Post #38
     • Jun 3, 2018
     • Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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     deposition

     I don't get it. "There is no agreement because one party changed their mind." That would mean there is never a binding agreement because either party can change their mind.

     • keepitmoving
     • Post #34
     • Jun 3, 2018
     • Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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     deposition

     One person says,"50-50 is what i want," and the other person says 50-50 is what i want too" sounds like complete agreement to me. There wasn't any remembering differently because it is on the recorder. I'm not trying to be difficult written and verbal agreements are just words, as you say.

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     • Post #31
     • Jun 3, 2018
     • Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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     deposition

     "People are allowed to change their minds before signing." This can be said about any verbal agreement. Doesn't what you say invalidate any verbal agreement?

     • keepitmoving
     • Post #29
     • Jun 3, 2018
     • Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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     deposition

     Well, i was deposed and at the end of mine i was asked what i wanted for the property agreement and i said 50-50 split. Then in the same session my wife was deposed and asked the same question at the end of hers and said she wanted the 50-50 split as well. It was all recorded by a voice recorder.

     • keepitmoving
     • Post #27
     • Jun 3, 2018
     • Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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     deposition

     It seems either her lawyer or her brother has changed her mind.

     • keepitmoving
     • Post #24
     • Jun 3, 2018
     • Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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     deposition

     Thanks for your reply. This "agreement" was none of those mentioned in the statute of frauds. It was in a deposition recorded by tape recorder. The agreement was about final property division, specifically a 50-50 division after 26 years of marriage.

     • keepitmoving
     • Post #22
     • Jun 3, 2018
     • Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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      deposition

      Oregon

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      • Post #20
      • Jun 3, 2018
      • Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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      deposition

      I see your point but it could be construed as a second chance.

      • keepitmoving
      • Post #18
      • Jun 3, 2018
      • Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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      deposition

      What is the purpose of the signature in an agreement? Is it to identify who made the agreement and to verify that the agreement was made? Doesn't the recording of the verbal agreement do that?

      • keepitmoving
      • Post #14
      • Jun 2, 2018
      • Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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      deposition

      I'm obviously not an attorney but again, just for the sake of argument, the verbal agreement in the recording of the deposition could easily be written up, but not necessarily signed. Could the voice print of the recording serve as a signature?

      • keepitmoving
      • Post #11
      • Jun 2, 2018
      • Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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      deposition

      Just for the sake of argument - the venue of "2 people sitting in public toilet stalls" is not for negotiating agreements either but wouldn't such a recorded agreement be valid and binding?

      • keepitmoving
      • Post #8
      • Jun 2, 2018
      • Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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      deposition

      Will the judge enforce a 50-50 agreement?

      • keepitmoving
      • Post #5
      • Jun 2, 2018
      • Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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      deposition

      doucar - thanks for your answer. How do i enforce the agreement?

      • keepitmoving
      • Post #3
      • Jun 2, 2018
      • Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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      deposition

      If, during a deposition, the two parties agree on a percent distribution of assets, is this agreement binding?

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