Well, I get that the lawyer might not have been able to do it on demand at that minute, but he could have offered to do a post-nuptial agreement that they could sign shortly after they married. That would have been giving them all the options. It just seemed like the lawyer wanted nothing to do with this couple. Or was it the tv cameras that turned him off?
shareThis was just another one of their big fat fake secenes scripted to make more drama. If the guy even was a lawyer, he had no intention of drafting a prenup for Pedro and Chantel whether their wedding was in a day or in a year. No attorney worth his salt would meet with both parties to a contact. It's called conflict of interest.
This was just more manufactured drama created by the producers to drag out P and C's storyline.
Agreed.
"A stitch in time, saves your embarrassment." (RIP Ms. Penny LoBello)
How would a post-nuptial agreement work? What if Pedro decides that he no longer wants to sign it after they're married? I also wondered how binding an on-line version of a pre-nup is. Do they have to get it notarized? Does it have to be filed legally somehow?
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