Read the case study and then answer the questions that follow. Freda Harrison is engaged to be married to John Noonan. John is wealthy; Freda is not. The wedding is scheduled for January 15, 2014. One hundred and fifty guests are expected, including twenty of Freda's relatives from Lithuania, where she was born. On January 14, 2014, John hands Freda a prenuptial agreement in which Freda is asked to waive all rights to alimony and property division in the event of a divorce. Another clause in the agreement provides that if they have children, custody of the children will go to John in the event of a divorce and Freda will be obligated to pay half of the child support of any such child. Finally, a clause waives the right to mutual financial disclosure. Freda signs the agreement. When the parties divorce five years later, Freda asks a court for spousal support (alimony). Her request: choose the right answer will probably be granted because she signed the premarital agreement under duress will probably be denied if the spousal-support clause in the agreement is severable will probably be denied because she waived spousal support in the premarital agreement will probably be denied if the spousal-support clause in the agreement is executory