Premarital Agreements Sample Clauses

Premarital Agreements. Current through the 2021 Legislative Session
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Premarital Agreements. 7 § 2.1 Agreements in Family Law 7 § 2.2 Premarital Agreement Defined 7 § 2.3 Parties to Premarital Agreement Are Not in a Confidential Relationship 9 § 2.4 Why a Prenup? 9 § 2.5 California’s Uniform Premarital Agreement Act 10
Premarital Agreements. The spread of marital break-ups, the manifest inadequacy of certain legal provisions applicable to such situations and the lack of legal certainty which leads to a notorious unpredictability of judicial decisions have generated an ever-increasing desire to determine the consequences of marital dissolution before marriage. The difficulties which have always converged on the signing of Marriage Contracts due to the spouses‟ failure to talk about financial issues at such times are linked in this respect to the problems of discussing and agreeing certain matters in anticipation of a marital rupture, conduct which seems improper right before the wedding. However, these agreements are becoming increasingly popular, and are often favoured by individuals who are about to get married but are still suffering the seriously harmful and most unjust effects - a least in their judgment - of a previous marriage. The runaway distortion of all the foundations and bases, both legal and social, of traditional marriage and the consequences of its rupture, together with the ever incipient doctrine and case-law on the matter, make it difficult to predict the scope and enforceability of such agreements. Therefore, we should examine the validity and enforceability of premarital agreements, in the light of the current Spanish legal system. Abolishing the ban on agreements by and between spouses, Article 1.323 of the Spanish Civil Code permits the spouses to officially enter into any kind of contract containing all the stipulations, terms and conditions which they may think fit, without any other limiting factor than (according to Article 1255 CC) law, morality or ordre public. This option includes the possibility of agreeing, as a precaution, the situations of marital crisis concerning negotiable matters. The point is to determine which of these agreements are valid and which are not because they exceed the limits of the law, of morality or of ordre public, thus affecting non- negotiable matters. On these occasions, at an international level, in practically all the countries surrounding us, there exists an uncertainty about how effective these agreements (which are becoming increasingly popular) actually are, in the event the marriage is dissolved. On the 1st of February 2004 the Bavarian Supreme Court provided an example of the reluctant attitude of the Courts when it comes to recognising the effectiveness of these agreements. On this date it declared the nullity of one of them, b...
Premarital Agreements. “To Do Or Not To Do; That Is The Question.” by: Xxxxxx X. Xxxx Xxxx & Xxxxxxx, P.L.C. 000 X. Xxxx Street Iowa City, Iowa 00000-0000 Telephone: (000)000-0000 Facsimile: (000)000-0000 Introduction “Will you give us the girl for a donkey, two sheep, summer grazing rights on the high pasture of Mount Bride and seven amphoras of wine? We will keep her in our family compound run by her husband’s mother, the family matriarch. By the way how large is her dowry?” (Transcript of negotiations for an early premarital agreement in PUSA (pre–U.S.A.) times).
Premarital Agreements. Subchapter A of Chapter 4, Texas Family Code, entitled ―Uniform Premarital Agreement Act,‖ reflects the fact that Texas is one of the states that have enacted the Uniform Premarital Agreement Act.
Premarital Agreements. TEX.FAM.CODE §4.006 provides the statutory framework for the enforcement of premarital agreements. Section 4.006 provides:
Premarital Agreements. Section 1615.
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