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Hamilton v. Hamilton

Citations

  • 591 A.2d 720
  • 404 Pa. Super. 533
  • 1991 Pa. Super. LEXIS 1410

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the lack of a reasonable provision for a financially dependent spouse does not render an antenuptial agreement unenforceable
  • antenuptial agreement not signed under duress where the wife, although “pregnant, unemployed, and probably frightened,” was represented by counsel and signed the agreement against his advice
  • unemployed, pregnant 18-year-old woman could not claim duress in the execution of a prenuptial agreement, where she had the ability to consult with legal counsel concerning the agreement
  • the court rejected the claim by the eighteen-year old, unemployed and pregnant woman that she entered into the antenuptial agreement under duress, where she was free to consult her counsel before signing the agreement
  • prenuptial agreement upheld where wife specifically waived right to spousal support
  • as an example of a pre-marital agreement

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Judges: Rowley, Wieand, Hoffman

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