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Specifically, the pre-nuptial agreement must be in writing and signed by each future spouse. Each future spouse must sign the pre-nuptial before a notary public and the notary public must attach a written acknowledgment.
Marriage is an economic partnership. You should have full financial disclosure of your fiancee’s assets, debts and income before and during the marriage. You should know what your spouse is willing to share with you before the marriage.
This article is a brief overview of antenuptial and postnuptial agreements. It is not intended to be legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. As with any legal dispute or problem, an attorney should be consulted. All references to antenuptial agreements are also applicable to post-nuptial agreements unless specifically excluded or differentiated.
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The New York court requires that divorcing spouses attend a preliminary conference, at which the parties try to decide occupancy of the marital home, daily care for any children and payment of expenses. At the conference, the spouses also discuss exchanging of the following information that includes net worth statements, appraisals of pensions and real estate, interrogatories (formal written questions), and the taking of depositions.
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