Unfortunately no. Whilst you may have reached an Agreement, we can only act for one party, as it is a conflict of interest to act for and advise both of you in relation to your rights and entitlements. Your partner will need to seek independent legal advice.

Yes. If you have already negotiated and reached an Agreement with your partner, you will save significant legal expenses as we do not have to do the negotiating for you. However, you still need to document the Agreement you have reached, otherwise, it will not be formal, binding or enforceable. You should also check to make sure that what you are agreeing to is fair and reasonable, and that you are not settling for far less than what you are entitled to.