Most separation agreements include a whole section devoted to describing how the parties will deal with each other once the agreement is executed. Typically, this portion of an agreement requires the parties, among other things, to:

Some separation agreements will also describe what will happen if the parties reconcile with each other. Most often an agreement will simply say that it will become a marriage agreement or a cohabitation agreement if the parties reconcile, and that it will not cease to be in effect or binding on the parties simply because of the reconciliation.