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Prenuptial agreements (also now as Pre-Marital Agreements) are versatile tools which sound simple but do have many particular nuances. The prenuptial agreement allows spouses to make critical decisions on key financial details before the marriage begins including issues such as the division of property, spousal support that will be awarded should a divorce occur, and can be used to protect a spouse’s assets or children from a prior marriage should the marriage end in divorce or because of the death of one spouse.
Protect your assets and future with a prenuptial agreement from Ginzburg & Bronshteyn. We have the expertise you need. Contact us today to learn how our prenuptial agreement services can provide you with peace of mind.
The current version of California’s Premarital Agreement Act is contained in Family Code Sections 1600-1617. Family Code Section 1615 places on the party seeking to avoid enforcement the burden of demonstrating that the agreement was involuntary. (In Re Marriage of Bonds (2000) 24 Cal. 4th 1, at 37.)
Many formalities must be followed to make sure that such agreements are not later declared “void” by a court. For example, all prenuptial agreement executed after January 1, 2002 are deemed to be involuntary and therefore unenforceable unless the court finds that all of the Section 1615 requirements are met.
Don’t let worry or doubt hold you back. If you need help with family law matters, contact Ginzburg & Bronshteyn today. We can provide expert guidance and help you through the most challenging cases. Get the assistance you need now.
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