Signing Requirements
Both prospective spouses and at least two witnesses are required to sign. One witness must be a notary public.[1]
Laws
- § 19-3-60 – Definition; marriage as valuable consideration
- § 19-3-61 – Effect of minority of party
- § 19-3-62 – Requirements and construction of antenuptial agreements
- § 19-3-63 – Construction of marriage contract; attestation
- § 19-3-64 – Voluntary execution of antenuptial agreement; conveyance of property during marriage
- § 19-3-65 – Powers of superior court judge in appointing and removing trustees and protecting trust estate
- § 19-3-66 – Enforcement of marriage contracts, postnuptial settlements, and antenuptial agreements