So, what may be agreed
upon in a prenuptial agreement?
Not exact matches
A proper BC marriage
agreement or
prenuptial agreement as they say
in the U.S. is the best thing you or your spouse can do to avoid court litigation and spending thousands of dollars on legal fees
upon separation.
The Court of Appeals, relying
upon the case of Gilley v. Gilley, 327 S.C. 8, 488 S.E. 2d 310 (1997), held that when a
prenuptial agreement divests the family court of jurisdiction over property distribution, the proper forum to seek enforcement is
in the Circuit Court.
Our firm has the resources to call
upon to sort out the most complex financial situations
in high net worth cases, as well as litigate when there has been a
prenuptial agreement in place that is now being contested.
Without full disclosure, the court might set aside the
prenuptial agreement, absolving its efficacy
in protecting each spouse's financial security
upon divorce.
While the principles
upon which a
prenuptial agreement is based are typically pretty simple, a savvy, soon - to - be ex might be able to punch a few holes
in what you thought was an airtight contract.
Jurisdictions vary significantly
in the bases
upon which
prenuptial agreements may be invalidated or restricted,
in the nature of the burden of proof concerning validity and on other critical factors concerning their applicability.
A premarital
agreement (also known as
prenuptial or antenuptial
agreement) is made between prospective spouses
in contemplation of marriage to be effective
upon marriage.
I am sure no one is surprised that
upon their marriage
in 2005, they signed a
Prenuptial Agreement.