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Jerusalem Court Cancels Prenuptial Agreement Over Husband's Extreme Dependence on Wife
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First reported by N12 · 20 minutes ago
What happened
A Jerusalem family court annulled a prenuptial agreement signed 11 years ago after finding the husband signed under extreme dependence on his wife, who controlled all finances. The agreement had granted the wife sole ownership of two apartments, but the court ruled it was one-sided and unfair. Ownership will now be split equally between the couple.
- 01Jerusalem court cancels 11-year-old prenuptial agreement due to husband's extreme dependence on wife.
- 02Agreement gave wife sole ownership of two jointly owned apartments, including their home.
- 03Husband signed without independent legal advice or negotiation, under duress.
- 04Judge ruled agreement left husband financially destitute and was exploited by wife.
- 05Ownership of apartments will now be divided equally between husband and wife.
- 06Expert notes prenuptial agreements can be overturned in exceptional cases of unfairness.
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