Marriage Contracts Act

The Marriage Contracts Act is a law that governs agreements made between couples before or during marriage. It outlines the rights and responsibilities of each partner, particularly regarding property, finances, and support in case of divorce or separation. This act aims to provide clarity and protection for both parties, ensuring that their intentions and arrangements are legally recognized. By establishing these agreements, couples can prevent future disputes and manage their relationships with a clearer understanding of expectations, promoting fairness and mutual respect.