Dissolution of marriage and legal separation cases end in either trial or settlement. The vast majority of cases settle at some stage of the process. When a settlement is reached, it is then embodied in a marital settlement agreement or stipulated judgment. A well-drafted marital settlement agreement is essential to a clear, organized, enforceable, and reliable resolution to a dissolution case.
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