The Appellate Division in Walker v. Walker provides us with yet another lesson on the importance of carefully drafting martial agreements. In Walker, the parties, in an oral stipulation of settlement, agreed to divide a 75 acre property. The stipulation specifically provided that defendant "would be entitled to one-half or 37½; acres off the westerly...
Whenever playing a childhood game, the loser would inevitably call out as the game ended, “Do over.” In golf, there are mulligans. In the “game of divorce,” in most cases, there are no second chances to re-negotiate or litigate fairly negotiated and properly executed marital agreement. The recently decided case of Kojovic v. Goldman, 2006 NY...
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