prenup in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for prenup in the English»Spanish Dictionary

prenup [Am ˈpriˌnəp, Brit ˈpriːnʌp] N inf LAW

prenup

acuerdo m prematrimonial

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English

A person with a prenup has been given a preset path to divorce with no transaction costs.

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The media mogul has a prenup, said a person familiar with the matter, but its terms aren't disclosed.

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The agreement can not be unconscionable (this is also another way to invalidate a prenup).

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Women and their lawyers found a way round their legal obliteration on marriage: it was the prenup (then called a "marriage settlement").

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She is often brought in before a celebrity even ties the knot, to help persuade them into a prenup.

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Some legal and financial experts suggest that a prenup should thus be considered as part of smart financial planning.

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The pair had been married for 15 months and allegedly had no prenup in place.

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If you're thinking about divorce, it's too late for a prenup.

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The most common argument against a prenup is that it dooms the marriage.

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But, no court has yet been asked to enforce a prenup.

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