Liz Huberdeau's attorney Raymond Rafool told Lawyers.com that he and his client are contesting the effectiveness of the prenuptial agreement she had with husband John Cena. "In this case, it appears the preliminary issues will be the interpretation of the prenuptial agreement, the application to the parties’ property, assets and income, whether the agreement itself is enforceable or not, which we always consider, and in the mean time addressing the temporary needs of our client in conjunction with and in spite of certain terms of the premarital agreement,

"The issue is one, the interpretation of the prenuptial agreement — what are the terms meant to provide or protect? Two, did they cover all the necessary waivers?” he says.  In other words, prenuptial agreements are interpreted literally, so if they don’t expressly state what the terms are, regular equable distribution laws will apply. “Three, was it voluntarily entered into or under duress? Is it fair and reasonable? In addition to that, there are temporary support and attorney issues."

Rafool also noted that his client isn't sharing why the marriage is ending. "What John has on his mind only John knows, so I can’t give you any other reasons," continued Rafool. "At this time my client is going to maintain everybody’s privacy." To read the full story, visit Lawyers.com.

Powell's POV: The Cena divorce has been quiet thus far despite early claims that things were going to get nastier than Hulk and Linda Hogan's divorce (Rafool represented Linda). Aside from a TMZ claim that a remodeling project was the straw that broke the camel's back, there haven't been any major fireworks from Cena and his wife.

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