San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds has finally made the legal big leagues: On Wednesday, his nasty divorce landed in the California Supreme Court. Six of the justices agreed to review an appellate court decision that lawyers for the baseball player say completely rewrote the rules on what constitutes "voluntary" entry into a prenuptial agreement.
July 21, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Barry Bonds has finally made the legal big leagues: On Wednesday, his nasty divorce landed in the California Supreme Court.
Six of the justices agreed to review a court of appeal decision that lawyers for the baseball slugger say completely rewrote the rules on what constitutes “voluntary” entry into a prenuptial agreement.
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