Can a state pull an automatic prenuptial the day I married my husband?

I can only answer for CA and in CA there is no such thing as an automatic prenuptial agreement. Speak to a NV lawyer.

This is a question for a NV attorney but his claims sound impossible. How can there be an agreement without you agreeing? My guess it it's a scare tactic. As you as CA resident, the divorce would be done in CA, under CA law and under CA law, there is no way any such prenuptial agreement is legal.

Frankly, as stated, that makes no sense. There is no "automatic" or State prenuptial agreement - ever. And nothing about "10 years" makes any sense either. Perhaps something was lost in translation. You should consult a family law specialist before signing, agreeing to, or doing anything else.

Courts do not automatically do anything They can only decide the issues put in front of them. Ask your husband for a copy of the supposed prenup.

No such thing.

There is no such thing as an "automatic prenuptial" in any state, and certainly not in Nevada. I am not even sure what he is referring to, or what a 10 year prenuptial would entail. A prenuptial requires a written document outlining the terms of the agreement, signed by both parties. If you are headed for a divorce, you absolutely must go consult with an attorney where you now reside so you are not sucked into any more scare tactics, tricks, or games. You should do this before he gets home, so you can do this on your own, privately, and without his influence.