Judges in Georgia have the discretion to either approve or deny all or some of a marital agreement. For example, a proposal included in a marital settlement agreement that does not comply with state child support laws may be a basis for rejecting the entire agreement, or at least the part relating to child support.
Alternatively, if someone forgets to list some portion of marital property in a marital agreement, the court may treat that marital property as the property of both spouses. In other words, any property that is not listed in a marital agreement becomes the property of both spouses after the divorce occurs.