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If you signed a prenuptial agreement before walking down the aisle, you certainly are not alone. In fact, according to reporting from CNBC, family lawyers have seen about a 500% increase in prenups in the last 20 years. These agreements are particularly popular with...
One common topic many couples think about while getting married is what will happen to both of their finances and assets in the future. A prenuptial agreement often addresses these concerns about your saved money and individual property. Learning about how to properly...
No one goes into a marriage thinking about divorce, but it is a possibility for couples. That is why so many choose to draft prenuptial agreements prior to getting married, which can spare a great deal of stress and conflict should your marriage end. Prenups address...
Attempting to bring up a prenuptial agreement with your future spouse may make you feel uncomfortable. You may worry that it will offend him or her and lead to issues in your relationship. The State Bar of Texas explains that there is a good way to approach the...
In the past, prenuptial agreements were controversial. According to the Huffington Post, prenuptial agreements increased among millennials. While prenups may become more common, you may still have some hesitancy about asking. With a little tact, there are ways you can...
If you and your spouse or fiancé have the foresight to create a prenuptial agreement, congratulations. You are one of the few couples that acknowledges the risk of divorce and that wants to take proactive measures to avoid the most trying and costliest aspects of the...
A prenuptial agreement is useful for many situations. It can allow you to protect an inheritance or family money. It can allow you to safeguard against high alimony awards, and it can set expectations for your marriage. Some people may try to use a prenuptial...
The subject of what will happen if you and your spouse divorce is probably not a comfortable one, but it is worth addressing in a prenuptial agreement. One important question is whether you and your spouse will be self-supportive without the income of the other...
A prenuptial agreement is something you and your partner create prior to your marriage. It typically covers financial aspects of your relationship and how you will handle them if you get a divorce in the future, but these agreements may contain other details as well....
A prenuptial agreement can give your future an extra measure of protection regardless of what happens in your relationship in Texas. Approaching your desire for an agreement from a place of love may encourage a mutually beneficial conversation. When you begin a...