Prenuptial Agreements

Most often people associate Prenuptial Agreements with protecting family or inherited wealth. However, Prenuptial agreements, which are executed prior to a marriage, not only protect assets of the parties entering into the marriage, but they can also provide financial security, and a level of certainty for a spouse with less earning potential and/or fewer assets. Prenuptial agreements can also be important to those entering a marriage with children from a previous relationship and/or if a party to the marriage has been previously divorced and their assets have already been divided once.
Our office can help you assess your needs and determine how a Prenuptial Agreement can establish financial stability between you and your spouse upon entering into a marriage.