Supreme Court of Georgia September 10, 2012, S12A0672 (Fox v. Fox)

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Nahmias, Justice.

In this divorce case, the husband disputed the validity and enforceability of the parties’ self-styled “Premarital Agreement.” He argued, among other things, that the agreement is actually a “marriage contract . . . made in contemplation of marriage,” OCGA § 19-3-63, but it was not attested by two witnesses as required by that statute to be valid.