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prenuptial agreement
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prenuptial agreement
n
(Law) a contract made between a man and woman before they marry, agreeing on the distribution of their assets in the event of divorce
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prenuptial agreement
n → vorehelicher Vertrag
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One of Germany's richest women won a court case Thursday upholding a pre-nuptial agreement that denies her ex-husband a slice of her multi-million pound fortune.
German heiress wins pre-nup case by AFP / AFP European Edition
It is widely reported that Andre signed a pre-nuptial agreement and while some areas of the Press say he will stand by that, the fact is he can still challenge the agreement as 'pre-nups' are not binding in English law.
Are pre-nuptial agreements worth signing? Sarah Crilly, Associate and ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The singer has also revealed to friends that he and Katie, 30, signed a pre-nuptial agreement before they wed three years ago.
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