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My ex and I have been divorced for 3 years. In the minute of agreement capital and belongings were divided up. Both parties agreed to retain pensions, SERPS benefits, bank accounts, savings, shares etc. basically what’s yours is yours and what’s mine’s is mine. Any debts would remain with the holder. Am I correct in thinking this section precludes my ex making a claim for part of any compensation won in the future?
“In implementation of the foregoing both Parties renounce and discharge all and any rights they have or may have against the other or against the Executors and assignees of the other now and in all time coming to any other capital sum, property transfer order or aliment for him or herself or periodical allowance of whatsoever nature whether under common law or statute either upon Divorce or death and without prejudice to the foregoing generality any claim in terms of the Divorce (Scotland) Act 1976 or any amendment or any re-enactment thereof, or in terms of The Family Law (Scotland) Act 1985, or any amendment or any reenactment thereof.
The terms of this Agreement will remain in full force and effect in the event of divorce.”
“In implementation of the foregoing both Parties renounce and discharge all and any rights they have or may have against the other or against the Executors and assignees of the other now and in all time coming to any other capital sum, property transfer order or aliment for him or herself or periodical allowance of whatsoever nature whether under common law or statute either upon Divorce or death and without prejudice to the foregoing generality any claim in terms of the Divorce (Scotland) Act 1976 or any amendment or any re-enactment thereof, or in terms of The Family Law (Scotland) Act 1985, or any amendment or any reenactment thereof.
The terms of this Agreement will remain in full force and effect in the event of divorce.”
