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Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements
Prenuptial Agreements for Remarriage: Protecting Your Children & Financial Future
If you are planning to get married and you and/or your fiancé have children from previous relationships, a prenuptial agreement is a valuable tool you should know about. Prenups not only address financial obligations and commitments in your new marriage, but they also help to promote harmony and protect the children of your newly blended…
Read MoreHow to Have the Prenup Conversation with Your Fiancé: A Step-by-Step Guide
Discussing a prenuptial agreement with your fiancé can feel intimidating, but it’s an essential conversation to have before getting married. When approached thoughtfully, it can help both of you feel secure and prepared for the future. This guide will walk you through how to start the conversation, why it’s important, and how to ensure both…
Read MoreLegal Agreements That Can Help Address Betrayal and Trust Issues in Your Marriage
Betrayal is one of the most common reasons for the breakdown of marriages and it can take many forms. Whether it’s financial betrayal, which might involve hidden bank accounts, unpaid taxes, or large, undisclosed expenditures, or physical betrayal, which could mean a 1-night stand or an ongoing secret relationship, the emotional toll is significant. Trust…
Read MoreLessons on Prenups from Celebrity Marriages: J-Lo, Renee Zellweger, and More
When Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck tied the knot, it made headlines that they chose not to have a prenuptial agreement. Adding to the conversation about prenups is actress Renee Zellweger, who is reportedly considering marrying her partner Ant Anstead without one. These situations exemplify the need for open discussions around finances, even when love…
Read MoreWhy You Should Avoid Online Services or Generic Templates for Your Prenuptial Agreement
Are you considering a prenuptial agreement and tempted to use an online service or generic template to save money? Think again. Here’s why you should steer clear of these one-size-fits-all solutions. Personalized Solutions Every prenup should be unique, just like your relationship. Generic templates can’t capture the nuances of your life, family dynamics, or state…
Read MoreNavigating Significant Life Changes During Marriage: The Role of Postnuptial Agreements in New York
You may have heard about postnuptial agreements and their importance in guiding married couples through various life situations. But what exactly do these agreements cover, and how do they come into play when life presents unexpected changes and challenges such as newfound wealth, relocating for work, or leaving the workforce to care for children or…
Read MoreValentine’s Day Proposals — First Comes Love, Then Comes… a Prenup?
It’s Valentine’s Day and you have just gotten engaged—congratulations! Now it’s time to think about a potentially awkward topic: a prenuptial agreement. A prenup can take anywhere from three months to a year to complete. That’s why it is crucial to begin this financial and emotional dialogue with your fiancé early on. It only becomes…
Read MorePrenuptial Agreements for Blended Families
A prenuptial agreement is essential for any couple, but it is especially important if you or your fiance are bringing children from previous relationships into your new marriage. Prenuptial agreements can help your blended family ensure financial stability and avoid conflict, stress, and uncertainty in the event of divorce or the death of one spouse.…
Read MoreUsing Mediation To Create a Prenuptial Agreement
When it comes to creating a prenuptial agreement, the assistance of a professional mediator is a wise approach and a smart investment for both parties. Mediation allows you and your future spouse to fully explore your wants, needs, and goals for the marriage and address the “what-ifs” of divorce. You and your partner will start…
Read MoreAddressing Spousal Support in a Prenuptial Agreement
Many couples limit their prenuptial agreements to topics like the division of marital and separate properties. But if you’re already taking the time to create a prenuptial agreement, you may as well make it as comprehensive as possible and include spousal support provisions. It’s not necessary to decide at the time that you create your…
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