Section 81 — Child Support (Assessment) Act 1989: Child support agreement definition and general requirement
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(1) An agreement is a child support agreement if: (a) the agreement is a binding child support agreement; or (b) the agreement is a limited child support agreement. Note: For the definitions of binding child support agreement and limited child support agreement, see sections 80C and 80E. (2) An agreement is a binding child support agreement or a limited child support agreement if it complies with the following provisions: (a) section 82 (children in relation to whom agreements may be made); (b) section 83 (persons who may be parties to agreements); (c) section 84 (provisions that may be included in agreements); (d) section 85 (child support agreement must not provide for person who is not eligible carer to be paid child support). Note: A parenting plan under the Family Law Act 1975 may, subject to the requirements of this Division, be a child support agreement.
Official source: Federal Register of Legislation
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