Imagine that Steven told Deana that if she married him, he would support the baby even if they got divorced. As soon as they are engaged, Deana has her assistant email an agreement to Steven that states "I make this solemn promise in consideration of marriage. In the event that Deana and I get divorced I promise to pay $500 per month in child support for three years or until the child’s 18th birthday, whichever comes first." Steven reviews the agreement and adds his e-signature at the bottom and sends it back to Deana.

a. Will this written promise be enforceable:

1. No, because Steven did not sign it by hand.
2. No, because it is too short.
3. No, because Deana did not provide consideration.
4. Yes, because it is signed and reasonably certain.

b. Does Deana need to sign the agreement in order for it to be enforceable

a. No, because she is the party seeking to enforce the agreement
b. Yes, the agreement must be signed by both parties
c. The agreement will not be enforceable because Steven's e-signature is invalid