Splitting up is probably the last thing you’re thinking about as you are planning your wedding day. However, if you have a successful career, own real estate, have retirement accounts, or run a business, working with a prenuptial agreement attorney is an important part of the pre-wedding planning.

A prenuptial agreement helps you:

• Avoid commingling of separate property

• Set clear expectations for managing finances during marriage

• Determine how assets and responsibilities will be handled if the relationship ends

What a Prenuptial Agreement Covers

• A comprehensive prenup, prepared with your prenuptial agreement attorney, typically addresses:

  • Which property will remain separate

  • Reimbursement for contributions to each other’s separate property

  • Salary, earnings, and acquisitions during marriage

  • Creation and division of joint assets in case of divorce

  • Retirement accounts and their management

  • Responsibility for debts

  • Sharing taxes during marriage

  • Spousal support if a divorce occurs

  • Division of household expenses

We work closely with clients to craft a prenup that:

• Complies with all legal requirements

• Stands up to potential court challenges

• Includes terms that are practical and enforceable

• Excludes terms that may be legally problematic or unenforceable

With the guidance of a trusted prenuptial agreement attorney, you can enter your marriage with clarity, confidence, and financial protection.