Prenuptial Agreements

When it comes to high-asset marital property planning, there is much to consider beyond simply dividing up assets. Couples with substantial wealth must take special care in developing a plan that will protect their assets and ensure their financial security. Here are...

Even though your marriage seems to be barreling toward an inevitable divorce, neither you nor your spouse is quite ready to call it quits. If you have not yet tried it, marriage counseling might help. In fact, according to Psychology Today, emotionally focused therapy...

There is more to preparing for marriage than just planning a wedding. Consider these critical factors as you discuss a prenuptial agreement with your partner. What you can and cannot include in the agreement A prenup generally covers financial property, spousal...

A new marriage comes with a host of responsibilities. If you have children from another relationship, you may want to consider revising your estate plan. Building an estate plan with your biological children in mind is possible, even if your new spouse is not entirely...

Having a premarital agreement in place can provide a number of benefits, whether you want to safeguard your assets or the inheritance of your children from a prior relationship. However, it is vital to make sure that your premarital agreement is valid. There are...

Being newly engaged is an exciting time, but there are many legal and financial considerations to make with your soon-to-be spouse before walking down the aisle. These include whether or not one partner will take the other's last name and which bank accounts will be...

If you are intending to walk down the aisle in the next year or so, you undoubtedly have a great deal on your plate. Not only must you nail down the fine details of your ceremony and reception, but you also must prepare for entertaining numerous guests. You even may...

Sometimes, investment in your future with your spouse leads you to acquire debt. You may pursue an education to better support your family, purchase a home or invest in a vehicle. If you decide to part ways in the future, though, those debts could impact your...

While you know you want to marry your current partner, you may not know whether you want to bring up a prenuptial agreement. Perhaps you already had the discussion and your partner does not want a prenup. In both situations, how should you proceed? Business Insider...

If you are thinking about tying the knot, you should take many factors into consideration, especially when it comes to your finances. Couples often encounter a number of financial hurdles during the course of their marriage, and financial challenges can place strain...