When Victoria Wong filed for divorce, her husband--Ricky--asserted that the parties had signed a prenuptial agreement.
After the New York County Supreme Court dismissed his claim, Ricky appealed to Appellate Division, First Department.
Since he couldn't prove he ever received a fully executed version of the document, or produce a "true and accurate" copy, Ricky wasn't able to show that a binding and enforceable agreement existed.
Was that Wong?
To view a copy of the Appellate Division's decision, please use this link: Wong v. Wong