QUESTION
Can we alter a pre-nuptial agreement then sign and get notarized and filed?
Asked on Oct 19th, 2016 on Estate Planning - Ohio
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The lawyer put "Last Will and Testament" and we needed "Transfer on Death" listed instead. He doesn’t want to change his will again and I am to get our home should he pass first.
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Pre-nuptial agreements cannot, as the name implies, be altered after the wedding. So, whatever is in the pre-nup is final. Generally, pre-nups do not refer to specific assets which may be inherited in the future, so if the house doesn't fit the treatment set out in the pre-nup, then it will be handled under the general terms of the pre-nup.
Answered on Nov 10th, 2016 at 4:48 AM