Any suggestions or help would be appreciated. My father was married about 10 years ago, and at that time he married a woman who had no real assets. My dad does have assets, including rental properties and RRSPs. He wanted a prenup, and they had one drafted and both parties willingly singed.
Now, they are going through a divorce, and his wife wants to rip apart the prenup. Her lawyer is saying that the prenup is invalid because there was no disclosure of assets at the time. There is, however, a clause in the prenup that states that both parties waive that.
She is after a large sum of monthly support payments, as well as equalization on the increase in value of his properties and savings. She has no assets still, and is fully capable of working (including being able to work at a higher paid job but chooses not to).
Dad is on a pension and technically makes less than she does...how likely is this to side in favour of her?
Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Now, they are going through a divorce, and his wife wants to rip apart the prenup. Her lawyer is saying that the prenup is invalid because there was no disclosure of assets at the time. There is, however, a clause in the prenup that states that both parties waive that.
She is after a large sum of monthly support payments, as well as equalization on the increase in value of his properties and savings. She has no assets still, and is fully capable of working (including being able to work at a higher paid job but chooses not to).
Dad is on a pension and technically makes less than she does...how likely is this to side in favour of her?
Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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