As the saying goes, “Hope for the best but prepare for the worst.” In essence, that is precisely what a postnuptial agreement is. Like a prenuptial agreement, postnuptial agreements are important legal documents illustrating how a couple’s marital assets will be split if their marriage ends in divorce or death. However, the difference between a prenuptial agreement and a postnuptial agreement is that postnuptial agreements are created after the marriage has already occurred. In this blog, we will examine three considerations when considering a postnuptial agreement.
If you are interested in creating a postnuptial agreement, do not hesitate to contact a knowledgeable attorney who will ensure your rights remain protected and respected throughout the process and that your best interests are always placed at the forefront of all decisions made.
Why Should You Consider Creating a Postnuptial Agreement
Couples often hesitate to discuss postnuptial agreements because some people do not want to think about the prospect of their marriage ending. While this sentiment is understandable, people who are afraid to discuss postnuptial arrangements are likely unaware of the benefits and peace of mind such an agreement may provide them. Reasons to consider a postnuptial agreement include the following:
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