Under the California UPAA (the California Prenuptial Agreement statute), if you or your future spouse plan to waive your rights to Spousal Support, or agree to terms relating to Spousal Support that differ from California law, it is imperative that the waiving party be represented by an attorney at the time the agreement is signed. Read more
That is, if you waive or modify Spousal Support in your HelloPrenup account, we require an Attorney Signature on your generated prenuptial agreement. (Remember, Attorney Signature = legal representation).
If you do not want to hire an Attorney, you cannot not modify or waive Spousal Support in your CA prenup.
How to get a Waiver of Attorney Representation in California:
Select the first answer option "No waiver or modification [...]"
In the below question "Will you hire or consult with an attorney regarding this agreement?" answer "I do not plan to hire an attorney at this time [...]"
Re-generate your prenuptial agreement: https://app.helloprenup.com/user_documents
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