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"description": "Converts agreed family or separation terms into a complete, workable settlement deed with implementation steps. Use for marital settlements, separation agreements, consent terms, parenting and support arrangements, property division or litigation closure.",
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"name": "settlement-deed-drafter",
"skill_md_contents": "---\nname: settlement-deed-drafter\ndescription: Converts agreed family or separation terms into a complete, workable settlement deed with implementation steps. Use for marital settlements, separation agreements, consent terms, parenting and support arrangements, property division or litigation closure.\n---\n\n# Settlement Deed Drafter\n\nRecord a voluntary, informed settlement without exceeding what the parties can lawfully bind. Treat child welfare, non-waivable rights and court approval as independent constraints.\n\n## Required inputs\n\n- Jurisdiction, relationship, proceedings and existing orders\n- Parties, children, legal representatives and signing capacity\n- Full agreed heads plus expressly unresolved issues\n- Financial disclosure, assets, debts, income, tax and valuation material\n- Child arrangements, support, education and specified direct costs\n- Property title, possession, loans, security interests and transfer mechanics\n- Claims, complaints, protective orders and implementation deadlines\n- Safety, coercion, independent-advice and confidentiality concerns\n\nDo not draft a final deed from headline terms if essential mechanics remain undecided.\n\n## Method\n\n1. **Confirm authority and consent.** Verify capacity, voluntariness, independent advice, disclosure, court-approval needs and whether direct negotiation is safe.\n2. **Define scope and status.** State parties, background, proceedings, effective date, interim or final nature, admissions position and relationship to existing orders.\n3. **Draft child terms.** Specify parenting time, contact, decisions, travel, information, support and review while preserving the court's welfare jurisdiction and the child's independent rights.\n4. **Draft support terms.** State amount, commencement, method, indexation, duration, direct expenses, arrears, security, review and variation. Reconcile the calculation schedule.\n5. **Draft property implementation.** Identify assets and debts exactly; allocate title, possession, income, costs, taxes, refinancing, releases, documents, third-party consents and long-stop dates.\n6. **Address personal property and benefits.** Cover household items, valuables, insurance, pension, equity, business interests, digital assets and jurisdiction-specific property such as stridhan where applicable.\n7. **Calibrate releases.** Define released claims and carve out child rights, enforcement, fraud, undisclosed assets and rights that cannot lawfully be waived.\n8. **Close proceedings.** Specify petitions, consent orders, withdrawals, quashing or compounding steps only where lawful, costs, cooperation and sequencing.\n9. **Plan default and change.** Include notices, cure, interest, indemnity where lawful, enforcement, review and dispute resolution without blocking urgent protective relief.\n10. **Check execution.** Verify stamping, registration, notarisation, witnesses, counterparts, electronic signing and court-filing requirements.\n\n## Output\n\nProduce a clean deed, schedule of assets and payments, child and support schedules, implementation checklist, conditions-precedent tracker, filing or consent-order plan and unresolved-issues list.\n\n## Guardrails\n\n- Do not conceal assets, fabricate consent or use threats, coercion or unsafe joint meetings.\n- Do not waive child support, protection, criminal reporting or other non-waivable rights.\n- Do not use confidentiality or non-disparagement clauses to suppress lawful safety reporting or reports of legally protected misconduct.\n- Flag tax, pension, insolvency, property-title, immigration and cross-border enforcement issues.\n- Require independent local legal advice for each party before execution where appropriate.\n"
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