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A prenup is a contract, and courts generally try to support them. However, a judge can overturn or modify a prenuptial agreement if there is proof of fraud, coercion, or if the terms are found to be unconscionable.

• A prenuptial agreement is a contract that courts are encouraged to support. • A court can overturn a prenup if it finds evidence of fraud, coercion, or if the agreement is "unconscionable" (extremely unfair). • Timing is critical: presenting a prenup too close to the wedding (e.g., two weeks) is a major red flag and can be used to argue coercion. • To make a prenup binding, both parties must have adequate time to have the agreement reviewed by their own separate attorneys. • In Michigan, a court can uphold certain parts of a prenup while modifying or striking down other provisions, especially if significant life changes have occurred.

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