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The number of married couples entering into prenuptial (prenup) agreements is increasing with time, but the number is still not that high. Some couples avoid signing this agreement due to misinformation. Here are three prenup myths debunked. Prenups are only for...
Prenuptial agreements are legal documents that outline how to divide assets and debts if a couple divorces. Currently, around 15% of married and engaged couples have prenuptial agreements. This is a substantial increase from 2010 when the figure was only 3%, reports...
Like most legal agreements, a prenuptial agreement is something you might do to potentially increase your control over a situation. Also similar to many other legal contracts, prenups tend to have some general pros and cons. The main idea should typically be getting...
A prenuptial agreement allows couples to set provisions regarding properties and obligations, which usually take effect upon their separation or death. It is a robust contract that might help reduce conflicts, especially during your divorce, but there are things it...
A prenuptial agreement can offer an effective means of safeguarding individual assets and financial interests in a marriage. In Texas, these premarital agreements serve as binding contracts that lay out how to divide property in the event of a divorce. But the...
A prenuptial agreement is an excellent way to preplan for decisions you may have to make should your marriage not work out as you hope. Like an insurance policy, you would only need a prenup in a worst-case scenario. There are limitations to what this document can...
A prenuptial agreement gives you a place to outline and clarify obligations and expectations. Marriage requires the meshing of many aspects of your life with someone else's, most notably finances. Increasing your long-term protection may minimize the impact of an...
A prenuptial agreement can clarify your expectations early on and put provisions in place to protect you and your significant other despite unexpected circumstances. Finding the right way to start a discussion about your interest in a prenuptial could go a long way in...
A prenuptial agreement is not set in stone. The court could throw it out, especially if you do something that invalidates it under the law. Texas Family Code explains the court accepts prenuptial agreements after checking the validity and fairness of the arrangement....
If you follow spouses-to-be on social media, you have probably seen at least one over-the-top marriage proposal. After all, likely because of social media, these proposals are becoming more common. If you are not flashy, you can make your proposal special by dropping...