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If there is no pre-nuptial agreement then you should ask for a fair share.
Yes, it is now community property. Unless they put together a pre-nuptial agreement.
A pre-nuptual agreement is a type of contract. The parties have set obligations and limitations on their sharing of property.
In her biography, "American Legacy", it states that the pre-nuptial agreement between Schlossberg and Kennedy required that the children be baptized and reared Catholic - which they were.
Uniform Premarital Agreement Act (UPAA) is a uniform act that deals with pre-nuptial agreements between two individuals. North Dakota adopted UPAA in 1985.
You have to see a lawyer about both of you signing a pre-nuptial agreement before the marriage.
Unless you have a pre-nuptial agreement outlining who gets what, hire an attorney. There are too many variables that can influence the outcome. Seek professional legal advice.
What you are talking about is called a "pre-nuptial agreement" and it is increasingly common in many areas. You should both consult with lawyers however, to ensure that your agreement is legally valid.
No.No.No.No.
Unless there was a pre nuptial agreement, then the husband has the right for the truck. If your wife agrees to followed up by some legal papers, then its better. If the wife is dead, her belongings is left to the husband unless there is a will.
Unless you have a pre-nuptial agreement, usually, you will get half of anything the two of you have accumulated during your seven years of marriage. You can try for alimony, but that is not a 100% certain thing.
No, that is why it is called a PRE nuptial ( means BEFORE) so it is valid.