Packages & Pricing
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Why You Need a Prenuptial Agreement
A prenup isn't about planning for failure, it's about starting your marriage with honest financial communication and protecting what you've worked hard to build. Whether you're protecting business interests, family assets, or simply want clarity about financial responsibilities, a well-drafted prenuptial agreement prevents costly disputes and protects both parties fairly. Love is about trust, but prudent planning protects everyone's future. Don't leave your financial security to chance.
When You Need This Service
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Before you set a wedding date—prenups must be executed well before the ceremony.
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When either partner has significant assets, property, or business interests to protect.
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When one or both partners have children from previous relationships.
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When there's a significant income disparity between partners.
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When family wealth, inheritance, or trusts are involved.
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When one partner has significant debt that could affect the other.