You just got engaged, and you and your fiancé are in the process of discussing a prenup. A prenuptial agreement is a written contract between two people before marriage to list property rights, debts, and finances each person owns in the case of divorce. We believe that communicating about finances through a prenup with your fiancé is essential to building... Read More
Deciding to marry will undoubtedly be one of the most important choices most will ever make in their lifetime. There are many factors that can play into this type of union, such as debating whether or not to incorporate a prenuptial agreement, also known as a prenup. These contracts can prevent a lot of headaches should a couple decide to... Read More
If there’s one thing most newlyweds don’t know, it’s that divorce can be expensive should their marriage fail. We know that mentioning prenuptial agreements when a marriage is about to happen might seem troubling, but there are quite a few benefits of sitting down with your partner to discuss an agreement that could save you headaches and heartaches if a... Read More
Prenuptial agreements are one of the most important legal documents to safeguard your financial future before marrying. While many might agree that they’re not for everyone, each person is unique and should base their decision on their unique circumstances. The biggest misconception about prenups is that they foretell with certainty that a marriage will fail. This is completely untrue. If... Read More
A recent survey conducted by a society of family law attorneys has shown prenuptial agreements among couples seeking to marry are on the rise. The survey was overseen by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) and found that 63% of divorce attorneys noticed an increase in prenuptial agreements (or prenups for short) over the past three years. This has... Read More
Although both prenuptial and postnuptial agreements generally serve the same purpose, the two are drafted at different points in the marriage. The former, more commonly known as prenups, are formulated prior to a marriage. They list the items a couple planning to marry wish to keep for themselves individually, rather than having a court decide, in the possibility that the... Read More