Georgia Code, Title 19, Chapter 3, Article 3 - Marriage Articles, Contracts, and Settlements

• § 19-3-60 - Marriage As Valuable Consideration
  Marriage is a valuable consideration; and a spouse stands, as to property of the other spouse settled upon a spouse by marriage contract, as...
• § 19-3-61 - Effect of Minority of Party
  The minority of either party to marriage articles, as defined in subsection (a) of Code Section 19-3-62, or to a marriage contract shall not...
• § 19-3-62 - "Marriage Articles" Defined; Enforceable in Equity; Executed Contracts Distinguished
  (a) As used in this article, the term "marriage articles" means any antenuptial agreement between the parties to a marriage contemplating a future settlement...
• § 19-3-63 - Construction of Marriage Contract; Attestation
  Every marriage contract in writing, made in contemplation of marriage, shall be liberally construed to carry into effect the intention of the parties and...
• § 19-3-64 - Voluntary Execution of Antenuptial Agreement; Conveyance of Property During Marriage
  A spouse may voluntarily execute an agreement described in Code Section 19-3-62 or he may at any time during the marriage, either indirectly through...
• § 19-3-65 - Powers of Superior Court Judge in Appointing and Removing Trustees and Protecting Trust Estate; Recordation of Proceedings
  The judge of the superior court of the county of a spouse's domicile may at any time, upon petition, exercise equitable powers in appointing,...
• § 19-3-66 - In Whose Favor Marriage Contracts, Postnuptial Settlements, and Marriage Articles Enforced
  Marriage contracts and postnuptial settlements shall be enforced at the instance of all persons in whose favor there are limitations of the estate. Marriage...
• § 19-3-67 - Recordation of Marriage Contracts and Voluntary Settlements; Effect of Failure to Record
  (a) Every marriage contract and every voluntary settlement made by one spouse with the other, whether or not in execution of marriage articles, shall...
• § 19-3-68 - Application for Order Compelling Recordation; Effect of Application; Liability of Trustee Refusing to Record
  (a) If the trustee or the spouse having possession of a marriage contract or settlement fails or refuses to have the same recorded, the...

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