When a divorce case is settled by the parties entering into a written agreement, rather than hearing the case in its entirety and the final resolution taking the form of a court judgment/judgment, the parties and their attorneys must exercise great care in drafting the agreement of the divorce case of the parties. When parties enter into a “marriage” agreement, also known as a “marriage” agreement, the parties enter into a traditional contract. As such, marriage contracts are governed by contract law.
Many prenuptial agreements contain a provision on alimony, also known as alimony. Determining child support can be difficult and cause problems. In the most recent case, Long v. Long, 282 A.3d 694 (Pa. Super. 2022), the Pennsylvania Supreme Court addressed the issue of contractual alimony and its intersection with the divorce statute.
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