Is a change in a divorce agreement legally valid?

Questioner

divorced in 2008 and a divorce agreement was drawn up in which it was determined that the division of the accrued old-age pension would be waived. This was changed again 1 day later with the provision that the request for settlement would only be submitted 2 months before the woman (me) reached the age of 65. This was signed by both parties and attached to the agreement. The reason for this construction was/is the 10 year age difference between me and my ex-partner. He is 10 years older and he could enjoy his full pension for longer because of this. My question is whether this is normally legally valid. A number of things are now going to play out.

Lawyer

If you both have put an original signature under these agreements, they are normally legally valid. Unless, for example, there is a case of error or fraud, etc. Now that these agreements have not been ratified by the court, you cannot enforce them. You will have to go to court again for this. For more information or a no-obligation intake interview, I advise you to contact 0800 822 4433 or send an email to info@echtscheidingswinkel.nl.