Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

Re: post maratal agreement

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Re: post maratal agreement

There is nothing wrong with making post-marital agreements with your spouse, and they are generally enforceable just like any other contract. There are a few special considerations, however. One of them is that spouses have to deal with each other in openness, candor and the utmost good faith. They are free to shift (or "transmute") property back and forth between separate and community, as long as the deal is fair and square. Another requirement is that the agreement usually has to be in writing and fairly clear, definite and explicit. A few subjects seem to be taboo, such as clauses or provisions that encourage divorce.

If you have both a business and money to invest in real estate, I assume you are doing well enough to be able to afford a few hundred bucks to have a lawyer write, or review, a contract.

Re: post maratal agreement

Since you "disagree" a lot, you may want to contact an attorney who specializes in family law, as well as real property and taxation.