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Pre- and post-marital agreements can make a big difference in estate planning, especially when it comes to making sure children from earlier marriages get what you planned for them. These agreements help decide how to share property and money, following the wishes of...
Many couples sign a prenuptial agreement before marriage to outline how they will divide property and assets if the marriage ends. While a prenup provides clarity on financial matters, it does not prevent divorce. However, it can make the process of separation...
Postnuptial agreements offer high-wealth couples a way to define financial boundaries and protect assets. There are specific matters that Texas law does not allow in these agreements. Knowing what you can't include ensures your postnuptial agreement stays enforceable...
Getting a prenuptial agreement before marriage can mean clarity and protection for both parties. However, there are times when one might feel pressured into signing such an agreement. Recognizing the signs can be important, especially if divorce proceedings begin. 1....
Marriage often symbolizes love, commitment and shared aspirations. Both prenuptial and postnuptial agreements can be helpful for peace of mind, but they occur at different times. Fortunately, postnuptial agreements can be just as valid as prenups. There are many good...
Wedding bells have rung, vows exchanged and happily ever after beckons. But amidst the post-wedding bliss, a question sometimes pops up: should you get a postnuptial agreement? While prenups are more commonly discussed, postnups offer similar advantages, tackling...
A premarital agreement is a legal contract between two individuals planning to marry. It outlines the handling of assets, debts and other financial matters in the event of a divorce or separation. The Texas Family Code covers premarital agreements and dictates that...
Although marital agreements protect the assets of couples if they divorce, they may also address other important issues. While the agreements typically protect financial holdings and valuable property, they could also cover the subject of debts. If you and your spouse...
A post-marital agreement may sound counterintuitive and unnecessary. However, learning about why this arrangement could benefit you may give you the incentive to implement one into your relationship. Marriage has its ups and downs and sometimes things do not unfold...
A prenuptial agreement can protect your assets despite turbulence in your marriage. Creating an agreement that benefits both of you will require time and careful planning. The manner you discuss a prenuptial agreement may strongly influence your partner's willingness...
