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If the action was properly executed and witnessed it would in all likelihood be legally binding. Although some factors that might make it possible to contestation are the time frame between the date the marriage occurred, the time the Pre Nuptial document was voided, the mental state of the participants and the time the spouse died.

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Q: If you signed a prenup before marriage and voided it after marriage who has the right to challenge it?
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