SEPARATE PROPERTY OF HUSBAND Sample Clauses

SEPARATE PROPERTY OF HUSBAND. All the property owned by Husband at the date of marriage, together with all acquisitions by Husband during the marriage by gift, inheritance, or personal injury award shall remain the separate property of Husband, regardless of the personal efforts of Husband or Wife in the owning, managing, acquiring, or disposing of such property. Furthermore, all of the rents, issues, profits, ap- preciation, and other enhancements of value attributable to Husband’s separate property (including, without limitation, appreciation or enhancement of value resulting from Husband’s or Wife’s personal efforts and skills) shall remain the separate property of Husband, and all property which is purchased with the proceeds of a sale of or loan secured by the separate property of Husband shall be his separate property. Attached hereto as Exhibit B, which has been initialed by Wife and Husband, and incorporated herein by this reference, is a financial statement of Husband. Husband’s financial statement describes the separate property which he owns or in which he has an interest and the separate liabilities to which he is obligated on the date of the statement. Husband’s financial statement will be substantially the same on the date of marriage. Wife understands that the assets of Husband have not been recently appraised and the values are estimates only. Husband and Wife both agree that an appraisal of the assets would be time consuming and costly. Wife voluntarily waives any right she might have to acquire appraisals of any of Husband’s assets. Wife acknowledges that the actual values of these assets could be higher or lower. Wife has satisfied herself that she is adequately aware of the value of Husband’s assets, and she voluntarily waives the right to become more aware of the value of Husband’s assets, and hereby voluntarily waives any right to challenge this Agreement based on the fact that Husband’s assets are different in value than the values set forth in Exhibit B. Wife further acknowledges and agrees that she has had the opportunity to review any information concerning Husband’s assets that she and/or her counsel deem appropriate. Wife further acknowledges and agrees that Husband’s assets may decrease or increase tremendously in value. It is the desire of Wife and Husband that this Agreement shall be binding and enforceable irrespective of any change in circumstances. Wife hereby voluntarily waives, discharges, and releases any right, title, or interest that she might oth...
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