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'Self – Executing' Pacts For Support Are OK (access required)

By Deborah Elkins
Published: January 7, 2002

Divorcing couples in Virginia may devise their own "self-executing" agreements for child support, according to the en banc Virginia Court of Appeals. "Self-executing" agreements, which allow parents to scale back child support payments under certain circumstances, are a popular device in divorce lawyers' toolkits. But last February, a panel of the appellate court called those agreements into ...
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