Prenuptial Agreements

On the (Maybe) Eve of the Supreme Court’s DOMA Decision: Love and Marriage and Prenups

By Meghan Freed
Jun 16, 2013

I (Meghan) find myself, on what could be the eve of the United States Supreme Court’s decision in United States v. Windsor (the case which will likely determine the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act (“DOMA”)), drafting a prenuptial agreement in advance of a same sex couple’s wedding. The timing of this agreement reminds me, […]

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Prenuptial Agreements

On the (Maybe) Eve of the Supreme Court’s DOMA Decision: Love and Marriage and Prenups

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