John Doe hereby covenants, agrees, and he expressly waives, releases, and relinquishes all claims against the Estate of Jane Doe, including, but not limited to, homestead, curtesy, alimony, inheritance, descent and distribution, and statutory exemptions as well as all other rights or claims at law or equity, in and to the estate, real and personal, of the said Jane Doe, which she now owns or may in any manner hereafter acquire under any and all circumstances. Both parties agree that each shall retain the full and complete right to sell, encumber, give, or otherwise dispose of his or her property, real or personal, by any means or manner whatsoever, without the necessity of the joinder or consent of the opposite party, and as freely as if the contemplated marriage had never been consummated. Each party agrees to execute and acknowledge, upon request of the other party, his or her heirs, devisees, personal representatives, or assigns, all property and appropriate instruments of releases or conveyance to enable the opposite party, his or her heirs, devisees, personal representatives, or assigns to bargain, sell, convey, or otherwise dispose of any and all property, real or personal, now owned or hereafter acquired, free and clear of any real or apparent right, or vested or contingent right therein, martial or otherwise. Upon the death of either party, the decedent's own estate shall be totally and legally liable for all funeral and burial expenses of the deceased. Each agrees to pay his or her attorney's fee in any divorce proceeding.
Joint property is to be equally divided.
The parties are advised that prenuptial agreements waiving or limiting alimony are enforceable if entered into freely and knowledgeably, with adequate disclosure, without undue influence or overreaching, and without causing a spouse to become a public charge. However, in the event that the agreement to waive alimony may be determined, based upon the above or otherwise, to be unenforceable and contrary to public policy, the parties nevertheless wish to hereby express their agreement to waive such rights in the event of a divorce to the extent such waiver is enforceable. In the event such waiver is not enforceable, it is the intent of the parties that this provision of this Agreement shall be severed from the remaining portion of the Agreement and that the invalidity of this provision shall have no effect upon the balance of this Agreement. Both parties agree that neither shall acquire any interest to any of the property of the other by reason of the increase in value of said property during marriage even though said increase would be considered marital property in the absence of this Contract. Any property acquired after the marriage and titled jointly shall be divided equally between the parties in the event of a divorce.