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If you are getting married in another state which state should you have the Prenuptial agreement drafted for and notarized?
You would file a prenuptial agreement form in the state you are currently living in. It must also comply with your state's current laws, and be filed with your county's clerk office so that it's on public record before the wedding. You can download your home state's specific prenuptial agreement form online. I'll provide a link for you in the related links below. The form will come with the instructions you'll need on how to file the form in your state.
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Is it possible to draft a prenuptial agreement after getting married?
No, a prenuptial agreement is a legal document that is typically drafted and signed before marriage to outline the division of assets in the event of divorce. Once married, a postnuptial agreement can be created, but it may be subject to more scrutiny and legal challenges.
Do purchase and sales agreements need to be notarized?
In general, a prenuptial agreement must be in writing and signed by both parties to be considered valid. Neither party can be under any sort of duress when making the agreement, and it must essentially be fair. Even the timing of the execution can affect whether it is ruled to be valid or not. If there is any suggestion that the wealthier spouse waited to "spring" the agreement on the unsuspecting spouse, it may be ruled to be invalid and customary property distribution laws would apply. Although they are legal in most every state, many judges are still very unfriendly toward prenuptial agreements. For that reason the parties should take every precaution to make certain it is properly drafted with all the elements that show each party was represented by their own attorney and was fully informed regarding the terms, provisions and consequences of the agreement. An ideal agreement would incorporate the names of their respective counsels perhaps by their being witnesses or each signature being notarized by the their respective counsels.
Can father claim child on taxes when legally separated and mother has custody?
in ca.my fiance claims the taxes because she has custody of her son more than 50% of the time. if you have your child over half the year in your custody you should legally be able to claim the child on your taxes if you have a problem the court will give you an order in writing.
What can you do when one co-owner refuses to sell jointly held property even after signing a family agreement to sell?
Contact the attorney who drafted the agreement to sell and ask for help in getting the agreement enforced. You will likely need to file a lawsuit.Contact the attorney who drafted the agreement to sell and ask for help in getting the agreement enforced. You will likely need to file a lawsuit.Contact the attorney who drafted the agreement to sell and ask for help in getting the agreement enforced. You will likely need to file a lawsuit.Contact the attorney who drafted the agreement to sell and ask for help in getting the agreement enforced. You will likely need to file a lawsuit.
Can addendums in PA be made to a will by a notary?
Addendums to a will, codicils, can only be made by the testator. Codicils should be drafted in the same form as the will and they should be notarized.
If you had an affair with a married man and got pregnant and he sign away all his right in a contract will he be still have right if he want to take them back plus I am married too?
You need to discuss your situation with an attorney who is familiar with the laws in your jurisdiction. Any agreement must be drafted by an attorney.You need to discuss your situation with an attorney who is familiar with the laws in your jurisdiction. Any agreement must be drafted by an attorney.You need to discuss your situation with an attorney who is familiar with the laws in your jurisdiction. Any agreement must be drafted by an attorney.You need to discuss your situation with an attorney who is familiar with the laws in your jurisdiction. Any agreement must be drafted by an attorney.
HOW TO REVOKE A PRENUP?
To revoke a prenuptial agreement, both parties must typically agree to the revocation and create a formal written document outlining this decision. It's essential to consult with an attorney to ensure the revocation complies with state laws and to address any legal implications. In some cases, a new agreement may need to be drafted to replace the original prenup. Additionally, both parties should sign the revocation in the presence of witnesses or a notary, depending on local requirements.
What is a time limitation of agreement?
If the agreement is properly drafted there should be a time of duration or performance set forth in the agreement. The agreement should clearly state the terms of the agreement, whatever is being agreed upon by the parties, and, it should set forth a dated by which the agreement should be fulfilled or terminated.
Is there a loop hole in every contract?
No. The purpose of a contract is to reduce to writing an agreement between the parties. Although poorly drafted contracts are common, there are no loopholes in a well drafted contract.
Is drafted another word for killed?
No, it's not.
What is a limited times times a limited?
If the agreement is properly drafted there should be a time of duration or performance set forth in the agreement. The agreement should clearly state the terms of the agreement, whatever is being agreed upon by the parties, and, it should set forth a dated by which the agreement should be fulfilled or terminated.
What does draftee name mean?
a person who is drafted into military service
