In Washington State, Can a Spouse Give Up His or Her Right to Alimony in a Premarital Agreement?

Yes, Washington law allows spouses to include modification or elimination of spousal support in their prenuptial agreement.

Other Washington Family Law FAQs

Q: What Is The Kids General Information Line: 1-800-442-Kids?
A: The KIDS line is a phone system that can give you general information about DCS services and how to establish a case. KIDS has information about date and amount of … More
Q: How Can Dcs Enforce Support If The Non-Custodial Parent Lives Out Of State Or In Another Country?
A: If the noncustodial parent lives in another state or U.S. territory, DCS can ask the other jurisdiction to establish or enforce a support order. Once the case is sent … More
Q: How Long Does It Take To Get Support After I Apply? How Long Does It Take To Get Support After I Apply?
A: The length of time depends on several things. Sometimes you can receive a child support payment within the first month after DCS takes collection action. The process … More
Q: How Can I Establish The Fatherhood Of My Child?
A: If you are the parent of a minor child, you may ask DCS for paternity establishment services. If you would like a DCS application, contact DCS. If you are the father … More
Q: Where Do I Get An Acknowledgement Of Paternity Form?
A: AcknowledgementofPaternity forms are available at any of the following locations: Hospitals with birthing centers Department of Health Offices DCS Offices … More
Q: What Steps are Necessary to Enter a Valid Premarital Agreement in Washington State?
A: Premarital agreements should be in writing and signed by the parties. They must comply with the requirements of contract law. Also, they must be fair and … More