Family,
California Courts of Appeal
Apr. 2, 2019
Third parties can challenge the validity of premarital agreements
A recent Court of Appeal ruling deals with a case of first impression in which the validity of a premarital agreement is challenged by a third party.
Premarital agreements are sometimes challenged by a disgruntled spouse upon the dissolution of the parties' marriage. The grounds may be barely plausible or rock solid, but the dispute is between the parties to the agreement. In Sturm v. Moyer, 2019 DJDAR 1328 (Feb. 15, 2019), the Court of Appeal deals with a case of first impression in which the validity of a premarital ag...
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