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1. I don't know much about divorce law but can a judge really do that? If yes, then the law is just fucked up. State should guarantee that legal contract will be enforced.



It's probably a question of a proper contract. Courts can be real sticklers for dotted i's and crossed t'd in such cases, and pay attention to how the agreement is reached to decide if it is a valid, fully-informed contract. I know pre-nups have been invalidated in Texas over as little as the attorney advising the wife having been the husband's usual attorney.

This thread certainly explains Jewel's animosity towards her dad...
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