Have you ever heard of a marital prenup, also known as a prenuptial agreement? These agreements are extremely important aspects of many marriages, especially for people who want to protect their wealth and assets. If you are somebody who is involved in a high net worth divorce, it might be important to weigh your options… Continue reading →
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Pros and Cons of Getting a Prenup: Is it Right For You?
You have probably heard lots about the ‘prenuptial agreement,’ an agreement that is signed by a couple before they enter into a marriage. You may have seen them going terribly wrong on television shows or heard from a friend that they are great means for protection in your relationship, because you just never know what… Continue reading →
Ways That Prenuptial Agreements Could be Declared Invalid
If you are looking to get married, one of the best choices you can make for yourself and for your spouse is to execute a prenuptial agreement, which will allow you to both have rights if you ever decide to divorce. One of the best things to do in your marriage is to prepare for… Continue reading →
What Are All the Different Aspects Prenuptial Agreements Cover?
What is a prenuptial agreement? It is a contract that you and your fiancé sign as a way to communicate specific needs, protect your assets, and ensure that your children receive an inheritance if something happens to you or your spouse. They are very broad as they cover many different topics that could be essential… Continue reading →
Is a Prenuptial Agreement Necessary in Your Marriage?
Prenuptial agreements, also known as prenups, are common in many marriages – but must take place before the marriage. They allow a couple to set terms of property rights for their marriage, which offers many protections along the way. In marriage, you never plan for a divorce. However, this happens to many people every year… Continue reading →
High Net Individual and Business Owner Divorce
When you are involved in a divorce, anything is on the table. This means that your assets may not be as protected as you once thought. If you are a high net individual or a business owner who has many assets to protect, there are some things that you must remember. This is why we… Continue reading →
Determining the Marital Estate
In determining the Marital Estate, you must first understand the differences between marital and non marital property. Typically, the court considers all property obtained before the marriage non-marital property, thus property not subject to division in the event of death or divorce. The court has no authority over this property; however, any marital property obtained… Continue reading →
Entering into a Prenup? 3 Legal Tips Before You Sign
When entering into a marriage, many people choose to enter into a prenuptial agreement. A prenuptial agreement, or prenup, is a contract which allows a couple to determine the property rights in their marriage. A prenup can be used to protect a party’s assets, protect a party from assuming the debts of another party, set… Continue reading →
How Can a Prenuptial Agreement Help Me?
After you get engaged, you may consider getting a prenuptial agreement. A prenuptial agreement, which is also called a premarital agreement or a “prenup,” allows a couple to set the terms for property division in their marriage. Many people have certain misconceptions about prenups and what they do. However, a prenuptial agreement can be very… Continue reading →
Prenuptial Agreement Contract
Are you planning a wedding? Do you have assets that you would like to protect just in case your marriage does not last? Do you have questions about whether a prenuptial agreement is right for you? A prenuptial agreement is a contract between two unmarried people that decide the terms of a divorce before they… Continue reading →
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