Monthly Archives: October 2024
Appeals Court Reverses Decision In Favor Of Wife After Husband Fails To Timely Execute Prenup Clause
Prenuptial agreements are written contracts between a husband and his wife concerning what happens to marital assets and other provisions should the marriage end in divorce. These agreements are broadly enforceable by the courts, even if they’re a bad deal for one party. But the courts will take the text of the prenup literally… Read More »
Appellant Claims Trial Court Failed To Distribute All Marital Liabilities
In the case of Pukin v. Pukin, the former husband and wife were married on June 30, 2007. Two children were born of the marriage and both were minors at the time of the divorce proceedings. On June 25, 2019, the former husband filed a Petition for the Dissolution of Marriage and Partition. The… Read More »
