12-08-2006, 12:25 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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Originally Posted by Westside Law
You said, "So she was not represented by an attorney." How do you know this? At this point, we don't know WHERE the papers were given to her; e.g., at a law office or at the kitchen table.
Additionally, how do you know this question was in regard to "spousal
support." Maybe, it's about their possessions. Maybe it's about their Will. Maybe, maybe, maybe!
Also, how is she going to prove that an attorney didn't give his/her "blessing" to all of this?
The only part I agree with in your post is, "you should meet with an attorney to find out if you have a case." There are too many open questions.
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Yes, she needs to meet with an attorney. I believe it will be up to the enforcer of the prenuptial agreement to show that she was represented by an attorney. My guess is that she was not, but that's a question to the original poster. What I know is that prenuptial agreements are often broken and courts (especially in CA) do not like them. She probably has a case, so she needs to consult an attorney and find out for sure.
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