Premarital Property. (Check one) ☐ Joint property. Each Party’s property listed in Exhibit A and Exhibit B that is separately owned prior to the marriage will be considered the marital property of both Parties.
Premarital Property. With respect to premarital property:
Premarital Property. With respect to property acquired prior to the marriage, each Party’s property listed in Exhibit A and Exhibit B will remain as the respective Party’s non-marital, separate property during and after the marriage, including any increase in the value relating to the property, exception for the following property will be considered the marital property of both Parties: Each Party will have the full right and authority to manage, sell, gift, transfer or otherwise dispose of his or her separate property.
Premarital Property. The Parties have agreed to have [Joint ownership/Separate ownership]. Therefore, the Parties [shall share every property and estate listed, and each party will have the full right and authority to manage them/ shall continue to have separate ownership over the property of the party that acquired it].
Premarital Property. Any and all assets (and liabilities) Husband currently owns (and is obligated for) on the date of marriage, including those set forth in Exhibit "A"; and [Here, Exhibit “A” is the Husband’s financial disclosure that is attached to the agreement. Note that the test for whether property is Separate Property is whether Husband owned the property on the date of marriage, not whether it was listed on the financial disclosure. While inadvertent omission of property from the financial disclosure should be avoided, this language helps to avoid a problem in the event omission occurs.]
Premarital Property. Any and all assets (and liabilities) Bride currently owns (and is obligated for), including those set forth in Exhibit "A"; and
Premarital Property. In relation to premarital property: (a) all property of _- any increase in the value associated with the separate property will also remain as non-married property, Separately and separately has the full right and authority to manage, sell, gift, transfer or otherwise dispose of _ 's separate property (b) all of _'s property - any increase in
Premarital Property. With respect to premarital property: All of ’s property listed in Exhibit A that is separately owned prior to the marriage will remain as ’s non-marital, separate and individual property during and after the marriage. Any increase in the value relating to the separate property will also remain as the non- marital, separate and individual property of . has the full right and authority to manage, sell, gift, transfer or otherwise dispose of ’s separate property. All of ’s property listed in Exhibit B that is separately owned prior to the marriage will remain as ’s non-marital, separate and individual property during and after the marriage. Any increase in the value relating to the separate property will also remain as the non- marital, separate and individual property of . has the full right and authority to manage, sell, gift, transfer or otherwise dispose of ’s separate property.
