Talk:Postnuptial agreement
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[edit]Made a couple of edits to this page.
- Talk section, changed "contract" to "agreement" as different jurisdictions treat them differently
- Removed "Postnuptials can be got for many reasons" as no reasons were listed so there was little value
- Propose that the section on legal recognition is removed as it is jurisdiction specific and so may as well be dealt with in a jurisdiction-speciic section like the rest of the article. I've moved as passage on US law into the US section for this reason
- Reworded UK law (I don't know US law so didn't look). Corrected some points and worded my interpretation of the case judgment in a more circumspect way.
- General spelling and grammar
Comments welcome as always Shayday~enwiki (talk) 19:49, 19 July 2016 (UTC)
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This article is starting to read like a textbook of US family law and it is making the article more complex and messy than it needs to be. Its formidably researched but I wonder how appropriate it is. Comments welcome. Shayday~enwiki (talk) 19:49, 19 July 2016 (UTC)