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A premarital agreement is a contract between future spouses that is created prior to the marriage. The agreement is negotiated, drafted, and signed before the wedding and lays out how certain issues will be handled if the marriage ends in divorce. The agreement becomes effective as soon as you get married.
A premarital agreement may address property division issues such as:
People choose to enter into premarital agreements for a variety of reasons. Oftentimes, these agreements make sense for people with substantial assets, complex estates, businesses, or children from previous relationships. An agreement can provide peace of mind and allow you to resolve issues while you are still happy and in love, rather than when you are on bad terms.
A post-marital agreement is similar to a premarital agreement but is entered into after the wedding. Although the couple negotiates and enters into the agreement after they are married, it works in a similar way and provides the same protections as a premarital agreement. The agreement must be voluntarily entered into or it could be ruled invalid. Additionally, there must be full disclosure of the property and financial obligations of each party.
Our Carrollton premarital and post-marital agreements lawyers can help you negotiate, prepare, and understand your marital agreement. We make sure the agreement is fair, represents your best interests, and meets all legal requirements to ensure it is enforceable. We offer a variety of services for premarital and post-marital agreements.
Our services for marital agreements include:
Our Collin and Denton county premarital and post-marital agreements attorneys can provide specific answers to your questions and advice about your situation. We believe you deserve to be represented by a competent legal team. We provide reliable legal counsel and fight for your rights and best interests. When you need a divorce attorney you can trust, we are here to help.
If you need help drafting, reviewing, or enforcing an agreement, call to get advice from a knowledgeable premarital agreement attorney in Collin and Denton counties.
