Derechos de los hijos en acuerdos de separación conyugal

Explicación Simple

Si una pareja se separa y hacen un acuerdo sobre la propiedad y la manutención, eso no cambia los derechos de sus hijos. Aunque se reconcilien después, lo que acordaron sigue en pie.

Es como si un padre le prometiera a su hijo que le dará su bicicleta a cambio de que no pida más juguetes. Aunque el padre y la madre vuelvan a estar juntos, la promesa sobre la bicicleta sigue siendo válida.

Ejemplo Práctico

María y Juan se separaron y acordaron que Juan le daría su casa a María para que ella y sus hijos pudieran vivir allí. Luego, Juan y María se reconciliaron, pero los derechos de los hijos sobre la casa no cambiaron, y María sigue siendo la dueña según el acuerdo que firmaron.

Texto Original del Estatuto (Inglés)

ing in the record that husband transferred the residence as alimony, the parties' subsequent reconciliation would not annul the conveyance. McKissick v. McKissick, 244 Ga. 425 , 260 S.E.2d 334 (1979). Trust created without revocation right in separation agreement. - When the husband and wife entered into a separation agreement that created a trust for the minor children of the parties without any right to revoke retained, this created an executory trust irrevocable without the beneficiaries' consent, and the subsequent cohabitation of husband and wife cannot affect the rights of the children. Watkins v. Watkins, 64 Ga. App. 344 , 13 S.E.2d 100 (1941). Effect of subsequent cohabitation of spouses upon rights of children. - Subsequent cohabitation of spouses does not affect rights of children under any deed of separation or voluntary provisions for alimony. Kiser v. Kiser, 214 Ga. 402 , 105 S.E.2d 220 (1958). Deed cannot be canceled as a conveyance for support of the children, even though the alleged subsequent cohabitation of the grantor and grantee annulled and set aside the deed as to the alimony arrangement for the wife. Kiser v. Kiser, 214 Ga. 402 , 105 S.E.2d 220 (1958). Remainder interest vested in children not affected by reconciliation. - When a man who has separated from his wife executes a deed conveying land to her for her life, with remainder over to their children, in consideration of the wife's agreement to make no further claim for alimony, and such deed is duly