When you’re drafting a prenup, you’re essentially addressing a divorce before it happens. If you never get divorced, it doesn’t matter—you simply don’t use the document. But if you do, then some decisions have already been made. For the most part, people use...
Some people worry about discussing a prenuptial agreement with their prospective spouse. They may believe their spouse will find it insulting. They may also be concerned that it increases the likelihood of divorce. After all, a prenup sets financial terms in advance,...
Wedding bells are ringing, and the moment you and your fiancé(e) have been waiting for is fast approaching. However, you may face an unexpected hiccup: a disagreement about your prenuptial agreement. Such a fight when a marriage is on the horizon can throw a wrench...
