Last-Minute Dog Custody Reopens Divorce Talks (Full Transcript)
[00:00:00] Speaker 1: Okay, so we've agreed on everything. Assets, support, parenting schedule. I know this was a long road, but congratulations, we're finalized. Oh my gosh, thank you. This is such a weight off. Of course, I'll get this finalized and- Wait, sorry, just one super quick thing. Sure, what's going on? I want custody of the dog. Right, okay. We can talk through options, shared schedules, primary ownership. No, like sole custody. Just something like simple in the agreement. So, we would actually need to reopen part of the agreement to address that. Oh, really? Even if it's quick? Okay, so adding custody terms like you suggested, especially after everything's finalized, it takes a little bit of back and forth and some readjustments. Hmm, okay. But like, it should be pretty straightforward, right? We'll definitely work through it. Perfect. Yeah, yeah, just something quick.
- The parties had already agreed on assets, support, and parenting arrangements.
- A request for sole custody of a dog was raised after the agreement was considered finalized.
- Adding pet-custody provisions requires reopening and revising part of the agreement.
- What appears to be a simple addition may still require negotiation and administrative work.