A husband and wife were married in 1981 and had two children. They separated and began discussing
Question:
A husband and wife were married in 1981 and had two children. They separated and began discussing divorce in 2013 when their children were 26 and 28 and had full-time jobs. The couple came up with an agreement to avoid divorce and hopefully resolve their marital problems. the agreement required the husband to pay each child $1,900 each month to be used solely to pay their rent. The payments would end when the child married, cohabited with a romantic partner for six months, or turned 30, which ever occurred first. Two months after entering into the agreement, the wife filed for divorce. Nine months later, the husband refused to continue making the monthly rent payments to the children. Is the couple's agreement an enforceable contract supported by consideration?
