Upland Prenuptial Agreement Attorneys

What Is a Prenuptial Agreement?

A prenuptial agreement, also known as a "prenup," is an agreement entered into by two people who are about to get married, in which they make certain agreements and decisions regarding their property, assets, and finances in the event of a future divorce.

A prenuptial agreement can help to ensure that the marriage is based on love, not money, and that the partners have a clear understanding of what they are getting into and what they will receive if the marriage ends in divorce.

If you are getting married and are concerned about what would happen to your assets or property in the event of a divorce, you should consider entering into a prenuptial agreement with your fiancée. At the Law Offices of Heidi Romeo & Associates, our Upland prenuptial agreement lawyers can assist you with drafting or reviewing a prenuptial agreement.

The Benefits of a Prenuptial Agreement

There are many benefits to entering into a prenuptial agreement, including:

Protecting your assets
Reducing the likelihood of divorce
Reducing the likelihood of future litigation
Ensuring your spouse is not entitled to spousal support
Ensuring your spouse is not entitled to half of your property in the event of divorce

A well-drafted prenuptial agreement will clearly outline what will happen to your assets and property if the marriage ends in divorce.

How Do Prenuptial Agreements Work?

Prenuptial agreements are generally created before the marriage but can be modified after the marriage.

In a prenuptial agreement, you, the wealthier spouse, specify how assets and property will be handled in the event of a divorce or death. If you are the wealthier spouse, you can specify that your spouse will receive a certain amount of money, or a certain asset or property, in the event of a divorce or your death.

Contact Our Upland Prenuptial Agreement Attorneys

Contact our firm today to learn more about prenuptial agreements and how we can assist you.