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Prenuptial Agreement
Define what stays separate and what becomes shared before you marry — property, earnings, debts, and spousal support.
Time
~20 min
Questions
19
Steps
4
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What we'll cover
- 01
The Parties
Both future spouses are parties to this agreement. It must be signed well before the wedding — last-minute prenups are the ones courts throw out.
- 02
Financial Disclosure
Full, fair, and honest disclosure of what each of you owns and owes is the foundation of an enforceable prenup. Incomplete disclosure is the most common reason these agreements fail.
- 03
Property & Support
- 04
Independent Counsel
Courts look hard at whether each party had a real chance to consult their own lawyer. Naming counsel here — or knowingly waiving it — matters for enforceability.
- 05
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