Can a prenuptial agreement contain provisions on future children's custody and support?

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Can a prenuptial agreement contain provisions on future children’s custody and support?

Yes, but the court is not bound by such provisions. Courts have the power to decide on child custody, visitation rights, and child support, reasoning that parties cannot negotiate such issues particularly before the birth of a child.
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