A marital property agreement shall be a document signed by both spouses.^[1]

Marital Property: Property acquired during the marriage is usually divided equally between the parties. But a court may alter the distribution if the parties make a written agreement before or during the marriage concerning arrangements for property distribution.^[2]

Binding Terms: Property distribution agreements are binding unless the terms of the agreement are inequitable to either party. Courts shall presume any such agreement to be equitable to both parties.^[2]

Inequity: An agreement is inequitable if it is unfair in the way it was obtained or in how it distributes property rights.^[3]

Unconscionability: The court decides whether a marital property agreement is unconscionable.^[1]