P claims that it was purchased using income from the three Houses. Title to the car was only in P's name. Note that at the time of the divorce, neither house A or B had a mortgage on it. In the agreement R agreed that all of P's nonmarital property, including any income from property or properties, would remain P's nonmarital property during the marriage. Furthermore, assume that R, who has been a traditional homemaker, has not been able to get a job outside the home since the marriage broke down.
R has a high school education and was a clerk in a local store before marriage.
P insists that all of the property including the four Houses, car and bank account are all P's property. R claims the antenuptial agreement is void and that R is entitled to a portion of each house, the bank account and the car. Discuss all of the property and antenuptial agreement issues. Calculate and show your calculations if necessary to support your discussion of the property issues. Assume that Minnesota law applies to the dispute.