A Premarital (pre-nuptial) agreement is made in contemplation of marriage and is intended to be effective on marriage. Its purpose is to define the parties’ respective property rights after marriage.

There are many things to consider, including but not limited to

·         Pretermitted spouse provisions.

·         Undue influence claims

·         Spousal benefits.

·         Community assets.

·         Probate homestead rights

·         Family allowance

·         Credit and Debt Considerations

·         Mutual Wills

·         Family Trust(s)

·         Business and Professional interests.

·         Preexisting business buy sell agreements

Effective planning is more than just a zooming into a one size fits all form. Call me for a consultation.