4 Reasons Why a Prenuptial Agreement May Be Found Invalid

Prenuptial agreements are legal documents that are designed to help couples avoid contentious disagreements and extensive litigation if they decide to get a divorce. In reality, you may still need to go to court if your prenuptial agreement (or “prenup”) is contested, meaning that a spouse has challenged the terms or the validity of the agreement. It is important to understand what constitutes a valid prenuptial agreement and the potential reasons why a prenup can be found invalid, including: 1. It Is Not a Formal Document Illinois law states that prenuptial agreements must be in writing for them to be acceptable and valid. Both parties must also sign the agreement for it to be valid. The best way to ensure that your prenuptial agreement is valid is to hire an attorney to draft the agreement for you. A skilled lawyer can ensure that your agreement meets the legal requirements for enforceability while including the terms that will provide you with the protection…

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