Premarital Agreement That Waives Surviving Spouse’s Constitutional Homestead Right Is Valid
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1978
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Texas Tech Law Review
Abstract
Describes the Texas Supreme Court’s decision in Williams v. Williams. The Court in Williams held that a party may waiver their constitutional homestead right in a valid premarital agreement. The author believes this case supports the principle in Texas that the court should not impose on the ability of adults to contract.
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Premarital agreement, Homestead, Contract, Family law, Williams v. Williams, Case note
Citation
10 Tex. Tech L. Rev. 202