Prenuptial Agreements

When a prenuptial agreement says “waiving all rights” it really means waiving all rights, including to an elective share even if the term elective share is not explicitly stated.
Continue Reading When a Prenuptial Agreement Says “Waiving All Rights”, It Really Does Mean Waiving All Rights

Litigating cases involving a prenuptial agreement can be frustrating at times. When prenups are done right, there is proper disclosure, both parties have counsel or acknowledge that they had a

Continue Reading Court Rejects Predictable Arguments on Setting Aside a Prenup, and on Summary Judgment No Less!

A new reported trial court decision, S.N. v. C.R.was released today, confirming that the remedy of partition is still available when non-married parties purchase a home together and there
Continue Reading New Reported Decision Confirms that Partition Remains an Equitable Remedy for Unmarried Cohabitants Without a Writing Despite 2010 Palimony Amendment