California Family Code Section 2105 Waiver is a document that a spouse can sign to waive the right to receive spousal support in a divorce or separation. This waiver can be used to settle a divorce or separation without the need for court proceedings. There are two types of California Family Code Section 2105 Waiver: (1) a voluntary waiver, which both parties must sign, and (2) an involuntary waiver, which can be signed by one party and approved by a court. The voluntary waiver can be used to waive spousal support payments for a period of time, or it can be used to waive all spousal support payments. The involuntary waiver is used when one party does not agree to the voluntary waiver, and the court must approve the waiver. The waiver must be in writing and signed by both parties in order to be valid.
California Family Code Section 2105 Waiver is a document that a spouse can sign to waive the right to receive spousal support in a divorce or separation. This waiver can be used to settle a divorce or separation without the need for court proceedings. There are two types of California Family Code Section 2105 Waiver: (1) a voluntary waiver, which both parties must sign, and (2) an involuntary waiver, which can be signed by one party and approved by a court. The voluntary waiver can be used to waive spousal support payments for a period of time, or it can be used to waive all spousal support payments. The involuntary waiver is used when one party does not agree to the voluntary waiver, and the court must approve the waiver. The waiver must be in writing and signed by both parties in order to be valid.
