A divorce settlement agreement may not typically include provisions for future changes in the regulatory or legal environment, as these changes are often unpredictable and outside the control of the parties involved. However, the agreement may address related issues, such as:

1. Compliance with future laws and regulations

2. Adjustments to spousal support or child support due to changes in tax laws or regulations

3. Amendments to the agreement if there are changes in the legal or regulatory environment

4. Dispute resolution mechanisms for addressing unexpected changes

5. Review and updating of the agreement periodically to reflect changes in the regulatory or legal environment

To address potential future changes, consider:

1. Including a provision for periodic review and updating of the agreement

2. Negotiating flexible terms or adjustments to the agreement

3. Consulting with legal and financial experts to anticipate potential changes

4. Ensuring both spouses understand the implications of changes in the regulatory or legal environment

5. Considering mediation or arbitration for resolving disputes related to future changes

Remember, while the agreement may not anticipate every possible future change, it can include provisions to help navigate unexpected developments and protect both parties' interests.