Prenuptial agreements are not just about dividing assets if a marriage falls apart. They can serve several important purposes and protect each spouse’s interests towards a more secure future. Here are some ways a prenup can help set clear expectations that benefit you...
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Prenuptial Agreements
Are prenuptial agreements only for wealthy people?
When most people think of prenuptial agreements (prenups), they often associate them with the wealthy. This stereotype, however, overlooks the many practical reasons that people of all financial backgrounds might choose to enter into a prenup. While it is true that a...
Why timing matters when signing a prenuptial agreement
When it comes to prenuptial agreements (prenups), many people focus primarily on the terms of the agreement itself. However, timing is an equally crucial consideration, as it could make or break your prenup. Signing a prenuptial agreement too close to the wedding can...
Addressing some common misconceptions about prenups
Prenuptial agreements are a legal tool designed to protect the assets of both spouses prior to getting married. They outlined how certain assets should be divided in the event of divorce. Prenuptial agreements are often spoken of negatively, as a sign of mistrust and...
How can you start the prenup conversation?
You know that you want to use a prenuptial agreement. However, you’re not sure where your partner stands. They may fully agree with you and say that it’s a good idea, or they may feel very shocked and even hurt that you’d bring it up in the first place. Prenups can be...
Does a prenuptial agreement only benefit the wealthier spouse?
Prenuptial agreements have become much more common in recent years, as more people now recognize how important protection can be when starting a marriage. Generations ago, prenuptial agreements served almost exclusively to protect those who were incredibly wealthy or...
Does a prenup weaken a marriage? You may be surprised
Many people believe that a prenuptial agreement weakens a marriage. In fact, this may be the reason why they don’t ask for a prenup in the first place. They’re afraid that saying they want to use one is just telling their partner that they’re already thinking about...
4 things people forget to put in prenups
Prenuptial agreements are basically “insurance policies” in case a marriage doesn’t work out – and they’re increasingly being used by couples from all walks of life. Prenups can define each party’s financial responsibilities during marriage, clarify property rights in...
Prenuptial agreements can protect stay-at-home parents
People choose to sign prenuptial agreements for many different reasons. They might have property they want to protect or may want to avoid conflict after watching what happened with their parents when they were young. Many couples use prenuptial agreements to limit...
Should you put an expiration date in your prenup?
If you’re considering drawing up a prenuptial agreement or your spouse-to-be wants to get one, it’s wise to learn more about them and what they can do to protect both of you in case the marriage doesn’t last until death do you part. Many people think of a prenup as an...