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People don’t often realize that prenuptial agreements are just as much a benefit for younger couples as it is for older couples who are already established and pursuing a new marriage later in life. It’s common for people to think that the prenuptial agreement is available for those who already have assets instead of coming […]
Prenuptial agreements are contracts created before two people are married that list and organize each person’s assets and debts and clearly state each individual’s property rights after the marriage. Many marriages that end in divorce will take a considerable amount of time to reach a settlement or completion because prenuptial agreements were not set before […]
As you bask in the glow of your recent engagement, you may feel as if nothing could bring you down from your elated mood. As a result, one of the last things on your mind may have been divorce. After all, you have not even tied the knot yet. However, your soon-to-be spouse may have […]
To most people, the decision to enter into marriage is a decision to take the final step in their relationship and commit the rest of their lives to their significant other. However, what most fail to realize, is the serious financial change they will undergo upon acceptance of their vows. Once married, your assets, savings, […]
For many practical reasons, an increasing number of engaged couples are choosing to make certain financial expectations legally binding before they tie the knot. A sound, strong and well-executed prenuptial agreement can help ease tension in a relationship, can protect important interests and can allow couples to know where they stand in certain financial contexts throughout the […]
Prenuptial (Premarital) Agreements in Arizona Prenuptial Agreements or Premarital Agreements in Arizona are governed by the Arizona Uniform Premarital Agreement Act as set forth in Arizona Revised Statutes Sections 25-201 through 25-205. The statutes, in part, provide that such agreements must be in writing. It is also important that the parties disclose in writing their individual […]
