Parties’ antenuptial agreement remained valid because, although the parties intended to revoke it when they destroyed it after they were married, there was no signed, written document revoking the agreement as required by Va. Code Ann. § 20-153. Parol evidence was proper because agreement was unclear as to property acquired after the marriage.

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