Do Your Spouse’s Parent Object to a Prenup?

Prenups can be difficult to negotiate. When you’re about to get married, you want to be thinking about all the good times you’ll have, not the potential for the relationship to end. But a prenup isn’t a forecast of failure; rather, it is a sensible precaution that sets out how assets and support will be handled in the event that things don’t go as planned. Of course,...

Is Having Cold Feet Warning Sign You Should Get a Prenup?

Having cold feed is only natural for anyone tying the knot. Getting married is one of – if not – the biggest – life altering experience you’ll go through. Now it’s not just you waking up in the morning, you’ll have your significant other right next to you. And if you have kids, you may be rushing them off to school, taking them to soccer practice, dance recital, or having to bail them out of...

Marriage Contracts and the Matrimonial Home

Prenuptial Agreements or Marriage Contracts are not just for the rich. Marriage is a partnership. Anyone entering into a partnership should understand the terms of that relationship and protect their rights with due diligence. That means most people, especially those individuals bringing assets into the marriage, should take the time to draft a Prenuptial Agreement or Marriage Contract....