This Reconciliation Agreement is between a husband and wife who have previously entered into a Separation Agreement and now desire to reconcile (this form is not to be used for couples that are divorced). This agreement sets forth the names of both husband and wife, their current addresses and that each party voluntarily enters into this agreement after receiving advice from counsel. It also spells out where the parties were married and date of the marriage, effective date of the Separation Agreement, that the parties are not divorced and date the parties reconciled.

This agreement can be used to completely or partially revoke the existing Separation Agreement. In order to clarify this agreement, the separate and co-owned properties of the husband and wife are identified in detail.

This Reconciliation Agreement includes the following:

• Parties: Sets out the full names of both husband and wife;
• Understanding of Agreement: Both parties acknowledge that they enter into the agreement voluntarily, is represented by counsel and understands each provision;
• Marriage/Separation Information: Sets out the date of the marriage and separation and the date the parties reconciled;
• Purpose: Sets out the purpose of this agreement and contains optional provisions from which to choose;
• Property: Specifies the properties which will be owned separately and those which will be co-owned;
• Signatures: Husband and wife must sign the agreement in order for it to be effective.

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This attorney-prepared packet contains:

1. General Information
2. Instructions and Checklist
3. Reconciliation Agreement

State Law Compliance: This form complies with the laws of all states