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Did you sign your prenup under pressure?
In Colorado, a prenuptial agreement can be ruled invalid if one partner signed it under duress, last-minute pressure, emotional coercion, or without enough time to review it with an attorney.

In this video, we break down exactly what Colorado courts look for when evaluating a prenup signed under pressure, including:
• Whether both partners had time to review the prenup
• If one partner felt forced, threatened, or rushed
• Whether there was full financial disclosure
• Whether both sides had a chance to get legal advice
• Signs of coercion, manipulation, or emotional pressure
• Why wedding-week prenups are often challenged in court
• How Colorado judges decide if a prenup is fair and voluntary

Colorado law requires prenups to be voluntary, fair, and fully transparent.
If you signed yours in a hurry or without independent counsel, it may not hold up.

Whether you're planning a prenup or questioning one you already signed, Divorce Matters can help you understand your rights.

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