Legal Question in Family Law in California
pre-nuptial agreement
I have prepared prenuptial agreement with my fiance.
Once I and he signs in front of notary publice and get it notarized, is it binding before court? There is no witness signs for this agreement.
3 Answers from Attorneys
Re: pre-nuptial agreement
For one thing, there has to be a clause in your prenup that advises your fiance to seek advice of an independent attorney and for another thing, you must disclose to your fiance what he is giving up. See an attorney.
Re: pre-nuptial agreement
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Re: pre-nuptial agreement
Technically, you are doing the right things to show no "fraud" occurred upon the execution of your agreement. However, in order for the agreement to "fly" in Court, it must be enforceable from a legal standpoint, not just a "notary public" standpoint. This is the MOST important part period. You should definitely consider retaining an attorney to review the pre-nup, modify it and/or draft one for you that will certainly "fly in Court" as enforceable. For a free consultation, and/or very affordable assistance in this matter, contact us directly hereafter.
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