A separation agreement violates public policy if it:
A)is conducive to divorce
B)is not collusive
C)is entered with consideration
D)a and c
E)a and b

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A separation agreement is considered to violate public policy if it is conducive to divorce, as it may encourage or facilitate the dissolution of marriage, which is generally discouraged by public policy.

A Separation Agreement Violates Public Policy If It