Frequently Asked Questions

• What Is A Prenuptial Agreement?
  A prenuptial agreement, or a premarital agreement, is a written contract created by two individuals who plan to be married.  This agreement lists all individually owned property, such as … more
• Are Prenuptial Agreements Valid In A Court Of Law?
  As divorce and remarriage become more prevalent, courts and legislatures are increasingly willing to uphold prenuptial agreements.  Although every state permits them, there are a few … more
• Should I Make A Prenuptial Agreement With My Future Spouse?
  The answer to that depends on your specific circumstances, and on the two of you as individuals. Financial planners and divorce attorneys argue that prenuptial agreements should be considered if … more
• Can A Prenuptial Agreement Be Modified After Marriage?
  Yes.  Any terms of a prenuptial agreement can legally be altered or modified in the future, if both parties so decide.  Other terms of the prenuptial agreement not altered will remain … more
• Do I Need A Lawyer For a Prenuptial Agreement Or Can I Prepare One Myself?
  There is no requirement that you have a lawyer, however, without one (two actually, one for both you and your future spouse) you are setting yourself up for a legal fight later on if you get … more