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Pre & Post-Nuptial Agreements

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Prenuptial & Post-Nuptial Agreement Attorneys

Prenuptial agreements can be viewed as a negative act before marriage. However, in some circumstances, they should be a vital consideration. Signing the agreement does not mean that you will get a divorce in the future. It is simply insurance, should circumstances change. A prenuptial agreement can protect one or both spouses.

Experienced Attorneys Protecting Your Interests

At Tanzillo Stassin & Babcock, P.C., our attorneys help you understand what interests you need to cover to safeguard your and your future spouse’s futures. We are here to help protect you, no matter what happens. This approach will allow you to determine asset division as well as any other wishes you may have at the potential end of the marriage.

Prenups Are Not Always Bad

Often times couples find the process of creating a prenuptial agreement to be constructive, doing so involves openly discussing issues of trust and finances. The agreement forces them to take these matters seriously and arrive at an agreed-upon conclusion before the marriage commences.

Nobody knows what the future may bring. For some couples, it is wise to have a legal agreement in place.

Some common reasons include:

  • Couples with significantly different net worth(s)
  • Individuals with business interests
  • Individuals with significant premarital assets
  • Parents with children from a previous relationship

We also assist married couples who may be forming postnuptial agreements.

Post-Nuptial Agreements

Most people are familiar with prenuptial agreements. The postnuptial agreement is not as widely known. A postnuptial agreement is very similar to a prenuptial agreement, with the exception that it is an agreement entered into by a couple after a marriage begins. A postnuptial agreement can provide many of the same protections as a prenuptial agreement. Parties entering into a postnuptial agreement normally want to clarify their rights and obligations in the event of a divorce. Property division and spousal support details can be outlined and agreed upon in the agreement, etc.

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