Ruling by
Thomas L. Willhite Jr.Lower Court
Los Angeles County Superior CourtLower Court Judge
Susan Bryant-DeasonThe UFTA may apply to premarital contracts providing that earnings, income and property acquired during marriage would be separate property, depending upon whether actual or constructive fraud occurred.
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