When creating a prenuptial agreement, do both parties HAVE to be represented by their own lawyer even w/ waiving spousal support

I must respectfully disagree with the prior response, by an attorney not licensed in California. Per California Family Code 1612: “Any provision in a premarital agreement regarding spousal support, including, but not limited to, a waiver of it, is NOT ENFORCEABLE if the party against whom enforcement of the spousal support provision is sought was not represented by independent counsel at the time the agreement containing the provision was signed, or if the provision regarding spousal support is unconscionable at the time of enforcement. Presently, in California, it's a simple mechanical rule: no independent attorney for the party who would be seeking spousal support, at the time of the pre-nup means the waiver or limitation on spousal support in the prenup is UNENFORCEABLE. Other provisions of a premarital agreement do not have this restriction.