The Supreme Court has for the first time backed the enforceability of prenuptial agreements in what will be regarded as a landmark ruling for family law. The closely-watched judgment, issued this morning (20 October), is the first time that the UK's top court has backed the use of a prenuptial agreement in a divorce case.
October 20, 2010 at 06:37 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Supreme Court has for the first time backed the enforceability of prenuptial agreements in what will be regarded as a landmark ruling for family law.
The closely-watched judgment, issued this morning (20 October), is the first time that the UK’s top court has backed the use of a prenuptial agreement in a divorce case.
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