Charles orally promises Holly that he will marry her. He also states that if they ever get divorced, then he will transfer one-half of his assets to Holly. They marry and divorce within a year. Which of the following is true of Charlie's promise to Holly?
A) The promise qualifies as an enforceable oral contract.
B) The promise is legally enforceable only if it does not involve the transfer of land.
C) The promise is not legally enforceable unless Holly proves that the promise influenced her decision to marry him.
D) The promise is not legally enforceable because it was not written.

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A prenuptial agreement (also referred to as a premarriage agreement and an antenuptial agreement) involves two people who are planning marriage and who agree to change the property rights they possess by law in a marriage. Such promises are enforceable only if they are in writing and agreed upon prior to the marriage.

Charles Orally Promises Holly That He Will Marry Her