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Most courts have forms or templates you can use to write your divorce settlement agreement. Ask the clerk of the court where you're filing for divorce. You may also be able to download forms from the court's website. There are also commercial forms available online and in legal form books, which you can purchase at office supply stores or check out from the library. If you use a commercial form, make sure it's approved for use in your state. If the form doesn't specifically list the states where you can use it, ask a local attorney. The first line of any agreement lists the names of the parties to the agreement. For a divorce settlement agreement, the parties are you and your spouse. Here, you can also specify what each of you will be called throughout the rest of the agreement. For example, you might write: This agreement between Sally Sunshine, spouse, hereinafter "Sunshine," and Luna Lovegood, spouse, hereinafter "Lovegood." If you have different last names, you can simply refer to each party by that unique last name. However, if you have the same last name, you'll have to use something else to refer to each party. If you are a heterosexual couple, you may prefer to be called "husband" and "wife" throughout the agreement. You can also simply use your legal names. Some couples may use designations such as "Spouse A" and "Spouse B," but this can often get confusing. Stick to something by which each of you will be readily identifiable without having to go back to the top of the agreement and figure out who's who. The next lines of your agreement set forth the date and location of your marriage and whether you have any children. If you don't have any children, include a statement to that effect. For the first part, you might write something like "The parties to this Agreement were legally married on October 31, 2016, in San Francisco, California, and have been married ever since." If you have children, you would then write "The parties' only children, living or deceased, are" followed by the names of your children and their dates of birth. If either spouse is capable of having children, include a statement about whether they are currently pregnant. If you don't have children, you can simply include a statement such as "No children have been born to the parties and none are expected." After the information about the marriage, provide the date you and your spouse separated. Then list who filed the divorce proceeding, the name and location of the court where it was filed, and the case number. For example, you might write: "Irreconcilable differences between the parties have caused the irremediable breakdown of their marriage and they separated on or about December 26, 2018. They now live separate and apart from one another." Add another line with information about your divorce proceeding. If no petition for divorce has been filed yet, include a statement such as "The parties, or one of them, anticipate soon filing a domestic relations suit." Then list the name of the court where the lawsuit will be filed. If you're not using a prepared form, write headings in your document for the various subjects you and your partner have come to an agreement about. These headings will help you organize your document. For example, you might have headings for "Real Property," "Personal Property," "Debts," "Children," and "Pets." When you fill in the agreement, number each statement under the sections. That way, specific things will be easy to reference. Towards the end of your agreement, include a statement specifying whether either or both of you have hired attorneys, and who will be responsible for legal fees or court costs. If neither of you have hired an attorney, this clause typically entails a disclaimer that both of you understand that you have the right to the assistance of legal counsel and have voluntarily chosen not to avail yourselves of that right. If you've agreed to split the court costs and filing fees associated with the divorce, you can include this in the settlement agreement. You might also include any agreement you've made regarding who will file the suit and when it will be filed. Leave 2 or 3 lines blank for each signature. Type a blank line, then type your full legal name and your spouse's full legal name. Use your married names, even if you've agreed to change your names after the divorce, because the divorce hasn't been finalized yet. Underneath the space for your signatures, add a notary block. You can copy this from any legal document. Make sure the notary block remains on the same page as the signatures as you add provisions to your agreement.

summary: Search for forms or templates. Name the parties to the agreement. Provide information about the marriage. Include a statement about your separation and pending divorce. Outline the sections of the agreement. Describe any agreement made regarding legal fees and court costs. Include space for signatures and a notary seal.

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Many home remedies rely on anecdotal evidence, meaning someone's personal experience, and not scientific evidence. Be aware that many home remedies have no scientific backing that they are effective in treating gingivitis. This is why it is important to still visit your dentist and only combine home remedies with dentist-recommended advice. Do not use home remedies solely as a substitute for dental treatment. Oral probiotics contain "good" bacteria that assist in restoring the natural balance of bacteria in the mouth after use of oral antiseptics found in mouthwashes and toothpastes. Some oral probiotics (such as ProDentis) contain a bacteria called Lactobacillus reuteri, which is naturally found in breast milk and saliva. This bacteria is recommended especially during non-surgical therapy while maintaining other gingivitis treatments. Ask your doctor for a brand recommendation. Ubiquinone, also known as Coenzyme Q10, may help convert fats and sugars into energy. In addition to being used to treat diabetes and congestive heart failure, ubiquinone may be used to treat gum disease. The FDA, however, has not cleared ubiquinone as medically-appropriate to treat any disease, so ubiquinone should not be used solely to treat gum disease. An oral rinse that contains hydrogen peroxide, such as Colgate Peroxyl, is an antiseptic and antibacterial that may help treat infection and relieve inflammation when it comes in contact with an enzyme in the mouth. Use this rinse no more than twice a week for three weeks in a row as it can cause tooth sensitivity. Corsodyl spray is a powerful spray that contains chlorhexidine gluconate, which has antibacterial and antiplaque properties. Corsodyl spray may be used to treat any pain or discomfort associated with mouth ulcers, inflammation and infections of the mouth. Corsodyl spray can be used when brushing the teeth becomes difficult and/or painful, such as after surgery. Be sure to keep spray out of ears and eyes. This gel contains hyaluronic acid, which is naturally found in the body and may be used to heal certain wounds and stimulate the production of new tissue. For best results, apply at night before going to sleep.
summary: Know the limitations of home remedies. Try oral probiotics. Try ubiquinone. Try a peroxide oral rinse. Use corsodyl spray. Try Gengigel gel.