Mira Ann (Waller) Mosley v. Charles Raymond Mosley

The parties were married in 1980 with no children born of the marriage. The parties separated a number of times during their marriage. During a period of separation, in April of 1995, the parties signed a contract entitled Marital Dissolution Agreement, which, among other things, settled their rights in property acquired during their marriage. They reconciled in 1997 and lived together for some six months until their final separation, which was followed by Wife’s Complaint for Divorce filed June 11, 2001. The trial court held that the Agreement had been freely executed by both parties and meticulously followed until the time of the divorce Complaint. The parties were divorced by joint stipulation pursuant to Tennessee Code Annotated section 36-4-129, and following final hearing, the trial court held the 1995 Agreement to be fair and equitable and divided property accordingly. Wife appeals, and we affirm the judgment of the trial court.