Prenuptial Agreements

Prenuptial agreements are legal contracts that set out how assets, debts, and financial responsibilities may be handled during marriage and if the marriage ends. They can address separate and marital property, business interests, inheritance, spousal support, and disclosure duties, with terms tailored to each couple's circumstances. Done well, the agreement uses clear language, full financial disclosure, and independent legal advice so both parties understand and voluntarily accept its terms. Timing matters.

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