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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't understand why anyone would do a postnup. Ridiculous. Also, a good attorney can get them thrown out. Prenups are much more enforceable. If you need a postnup, might as well separate. It is weird. [/quote] My dad had a prenup when he remarried. About 5 years later they did a post-nuptial agreement which greatly improved his wife’s position. He died and I was his executor. His widow went to a “good lawyer” who advised her she could do even better. They contested the prenup and the anti nuptial agreements. They lost and the post-nup prevailed. Cost the estate over a $100k to “win”. So I’ll disagree, a “good lawyer” can’t necessarily get them thrown out. But a lawyer, any lawyer, can make life miserable for awhile. [/quote]
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