Arizona HB2861 enforces postnuptial agreements, ensuring they are valid and enforceable.
Arizona HB2861 amends state statutes to enforce postnuptial agreements, ensuring they are valid and enforceable. The bill specifies that such agreements are not voided by subsequent marriage and can include provisions on property division, spousal support, and child custody. It also addresses the rights and duties of victims in criminal proceedings, including the right to request the destruction of weapons involved in offenses. The bill further regulates political subdivisions' authority over firearms, prohibiting them from enacting rules more restrictive than state law.
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