Prenuptial Agreements

Prenups and Remarriage: Should Couples Entering Remarriage Consider a Prenuptial Agreement?

While often thought of as a negative signal to the other person and a risk factor for divorce, the advantage of a prenuptial agreement is that it can protect a couple with unequal assets or if one person feels insecure about finances.

Thinking of Proposing For the Second Time? Also Propose a Prenup

While hindsight is 20/20, the advantage of entering into a second marriage is that you have learned what issues to spot and how to ensure the peace of mind that a prenup can bring to you and your future spouse.

What You Need to Know About a Postnuptial Agreement But Were Too Uninformed to Ask

A postnuptial agreement can protect similar items as those spelled out in a prenuptial agreement.

Ensuring the Enforceability of a Prenuptial Agreement

Everyone who gets married typically brings something of value into the marriage, which is why considering a prenuptial agreement isn’t such a bad idea.

What You Can and Cannot Do With a Prenuptial Agreement: Part 4

Knowing what you can and cannot include in a prenuptial agreement should be your first task when considering one.

Moving On After Divorce: Sensitive Topics to Consider Discussing Before Saying “I Do” Again

Divorce situations and situations pertaining to marriage after divorce can sometimes be more complicated than they appear. These are just some ideas of questions to consider for discussion when moving on after divorce.

How to Bring Up the Subject of a Prenuptial Agreement with Your Soon-to-be Spouse

If you start the discussions about a prenuptial agreement early and the communication lines are open, you and your soon-to-be spouse should be able to resolve most issues.

We Love Each Other. Do I Need a Prenuptial Agreement? Questions to Consider.

Putting emotions and suspicions aside, a prenuptial agreement could be viewed as an important document that protects not only one or both parties, but also protects children from prior relationships and businesses and other interests.

The Basics of Prenuptial Agreements Part One: Why Do You Need a Prenuptial Agreement?

Going through a divorce is difficult enough. As you process your feelings, the last thing you want to have to deal with is regret that you did not sign a prenuptial agreement.