Signing Requirements
Both parties must sign the written agreement; a notary acknowledgment isn’t legally required but still recommended.[1]
Laws
- § 37:2-31 – Short Title
- § 37:2-32 – Definitions
- § 37:2-33 – Formalties; consideration
- § 37:2-34 – Contents of premarital or pre-civil union agreement
- § 37:2-35 – Premarital or pre-civil union agreement not to adversely affect right of child support
- § 37:2-36 – When premarital or pre-civil union agreement becomes effective
- § 37:2-37 – Amendment or revocation of premarital or pre-civil union agreement
- § 37:2-38 – Enforcement of premarital or pre-civil union agreement; generally
- § 37:2-39 – Enforcement of premarital or pre-civil union agreement; marriage or civil union determined void
- § 37:2-40 – Construction of article
- § 37:2-41 – Application of article