If you’re planning to get married, congratulations! While you’re focusing on building a future together, it’s also important to consider how to protect your assets and define your rights in case of unexpected events. A prenuptial agreement can help ensure clarity and avoid potential future conflicts.

Prenuptial agreements aren’t just for the wealthy; they are valuable for anyone who wants to safeguard their assets, particularly when bringing property or other financial resources into the marriage. They can help protect assets for your children from a previous relationship, and they also provide for your new spouse. A prenup defines each party’s rights in the unfortunate event of death or divorce.

Gena Toner, a Board-Certified Marital & Family Law attorney, has extensive experience preparing prenuptial agreements. She will guide you through the process, ensuring that you understand your rights and obligations. Both parties will disclose their financial situation, and each can have their lawyer to ensure the agreement is fair and legally sound.

A prenuptial agreement provides peace of mind, allowing both parties to know what to expect if the marriage ends or in case of death. It can define the distribution of assets, division of debts, and other important aspects. With a prenup, you can focus on building a long and happy marriage, knowing that future disagreements and uncertainties are minimized.