When can modifications be made to marital issues?
When a couple makes the decision to take their relationship to the next level, they often start discussing finances and marriage. Though no one wants to think about the end of a marriage before it even begins, it is important to take steps to protect one’s assets. Clients going through a divorce may find themselves battling over issues like alimony and the division of assets. However, a prenuptial agreement can let a budding relationship focus on the important things. The unfortunate stigma of a prenuptial agreement often results in many unprepared couples in the event that they do get divorced down the road. A proactive approach is always best when it comes to such significant matters. If you are interested in knowing more about prenuptial agreements, contact a prenuptial agreement attorney The Law Offices of Susan A. Kassel, PC to discuss your situation with an experienced law firm.
Prenuptial agreements must satisfy some requirements to be enforceable. Prenuptial agreements are only valid for matters related to finances. Couples are not permitted to make decisions about any future children they may have together. Typically, the prenuptial agreement considers matters of spousal support, and division of assets, among other financial matters. To ensure that a prenuptial agreement is valid, it must be:
An unfortunate reality is that over 50% of marriages end in divorce. Having a prenuptial simply protects one’s property from equitable distribution and an uncertain future. It does not predict a negative outcome. Like with most life experiences, it is always better to take a proactive approach than to be left unprepared. A prenuptial agreement can handle a wide range of issues and situations, including:
Often, couples who are already married ask about what they can do if they fail to execute a prenuptial agreement. If both couples are willing, they may draft a postnuptial agreement. They address the same topics but are simply created at different times.
The Law Offices of Susan A. Kassel, P.C. understands how important it is to protect one’s property before entering into marriage. Prenuptial agreements may not be for everyone, but they are important to consider. If your marriage ends in divorce, you may be glad to see that many issues have already been addressed. With a prenuptial agreement, the spouses can start their marriage without worrying about finances. Contact a prenuptial agreement attorney from The Law Offices of Susan A. Kassel, P.C. to schedule a consultation if you need assistance.
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