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In Indiana, an appropriately drafted premarital or prenuptial agreement will override typical property division rules in divorce.

By Amanda Blystone Updated: February 23, 2021Categories: FAQs, Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements, Videos

Amanda Blystone answers:

An appropriately drafted premarital or prenuptial agreement will override typical property division rules in an Indiana divorce. If you work with a lawyer who is experienced in drafting premarital agreements, she will know the pitfalls to avoid so you and your future spouse ultimately have control over how your property will be divided.

Amanda Blystone is an Indiana Certified Family Law Specialist (as certified by the Family Law Certification Board) and Domestic Relations Mediator at Broyles Kight & Ricafort, P.C. Amanda has practiced family law almost exclusively since her admission to the Indiana Bar in 2001, and has litigated in counties throughout the State of Indiana. www.bkrfamilylaw.com