May we include terms about how our marital assets and liabilities might be divided if the marriage doesnt last, and about spousal support, child custody and support?
Yes. There is no limitation on what you may include in your agreement. However, not all terms may be enforceable. It is a good idea to include a “severance clause,” a statement saying that, even if one or more provisions are determined to be unenforceable, the remainder of the terms should be found to be enforceable.
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