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Utah courts typically enforce prenuptial agreements. The court will invalidate (throw out) the agreement if it has not been signed by both spouses, a notary, and two witnesses before the marriage.

In order to be valid under the Utah Uniform Premarital Agreement Act, a prenuptial agreement must be voluntarily by both parties, it must be in writing and signed by both parties, and it must be based on a reasonable disclosure of the property and debts of both spouses.

Making a prenup valid While all 50 states honor prenuptial agreements, states can interpret them differently. For example, some states may require the following elements to be present for a prenuptial agreement to be valid, as noted by Forbes: The agreement must be written, not oral.

How long is a Prenuptial Agreement valid? Prenups are generally structured to be permanent, but are easy to revoke if both parties feel there is no longer a need for it. Under Utah law, if a married couple wants to amend or revoke their prenuptial agreement, they must do it by written agreement signed by both parties.

A premarital agreement in Utah is a contract between two people who plan to marry and becomes effective upon marriage. The agreement must be signed voluntarily by both parties. It can also be amended or revoked by written and signed agreement of both spouses; Prenuptial agreements deal in the realm of assets and debts.

Here are some of the things you may need to gather prior to getting a prenup: Income (tax returns, pay stubs) Debt (mortgage statements, car loans, medical debt bills, student loan statements, etc.) Accounts (bank account statements, retirement plan statements, investment account statements, etc.)