QUESTION
Does a prenuptial contract require a specific State, or can I use the United States in place of a State?
Asked on Jan 21st, 2016 on Divorce - Florida
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I want to marry a foreign national from Philippines, I am working outside the USA under contract and have been working overseas for 36 years. I basically have no State of residency. Does a prenuptial contract require a specific State, or can I use the United States in place of a State? We will be signing without a notary, but I can have witnesses also sign. This would be a legal contract?
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R. Jason de Groot, P.A.
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Get a local attorney to draft one for you. Do not find a form and then ask if you do certain things whether you will have a legal contract without allowing an attorney to see what you are talking about.
Answered on Feb 16th, 2016 at 8:05 AM
John Arthur Smitten
You need to designate a statue under which the contract will be governed. Use of a lawyer is recommended.
Answered on Feb 16th, 2016 at 5:28 AM