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Can You Contest Parts of Your Prenuptial Agreement?

Agreements, Divorce Articles, Prenuptial AgreementBy Zachary AshbyMay 10, 2016

In Washington State, couples who are engaged to be married have the option of creating a prenuptial agreement. This agreement is a contract between the couple that determines what will happen if they get divorced. A prenuptial agreement can be used to pre-determine the amount of spousal support provided (known as alimony in other states)…

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