"It's a rare person who can take care of hearts while also taking care of business."No one ever enters into a marriage thinking about parting ways. Many couples believe that such arrangements are completely unnecessary, and even broaching the subject can become a huge argument. Nevertheless, a prenuptial agreement can protect you and your spouse from many things in the future you can’t expect now.
What is a Prenuptial Agreement?
Prenuptial agreements are designed to protect the individual assets and property of each person before marriage. There can be many reasons for wanting to have such an agreement in place before getting married, but the usual purpose is to protect assets. For instance, you might have a trust your family left you that your family expects won’t be taken in case of a divorce. A prenuptial agreement can protect that trust. Before signing a prenuptial agreement, it’s a good idea to get the advice of an experienced family law attorney who can advise you sound advice.
They might expect to earn more income. A good prenuptial agreement takes time and takes into full account the assets of both spouses so that if a divorce happens, the split is fair and considers their initial positions. Having a complete and thorough disclosure of all assets and liabilities for both partners before signing the final document is wise.
While no one ever wants to admit that a marriage may not work out, Attorney Stephanie G. Morrow can help you by examining your unique situation She can help you determine the precise terms of a prenuptial agreement, help couples to make a detailed outline of both individual assets and liabilities, and can offer expert counsel.
Can You Get An Agreement After the Wedding?
If you’re already married and did not have a prenuptial agreement in place, you can still protect your individual rights and property after saying, “I do.” Ms. Morrow can help you both negotiate and create a postnuptial agreement, also known as a separation agreement, which can function in much the same way that a prenuptial agreement does.
Because the state laws are often subject to change, Ms. Morrow has made it a priority to frequently review changes in the law regarding prenuptial and postnuptial agreements so that she can best serve the needs of her clients. You can rest assured that our firm will examine all new information and apply it whenever necessary so that your prenuptial or postnuptial agreement is current and valid.
If you are considering a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement, contact the Law Offices of S.G. Morrow & Associates to discuss your options. If you live in Pembroke Pines or anywhere in South Florida, get the information and advice best suited for your individual needs. Contact us to set up a free consultation to meet with Attorney Stephanie Morrow. You may reach us at 786-558-4950. Or you can use the contact form here on our website.
At the Law Office of S. G. Morrow & Associates, our focus is on family law and immigration law. With more than 20 years of experience as Divorce Lawyer, we provide a unique blend of legal services for clients where these fields intersect, such as foreign marriages and divorces. Some of our major practice areas include :
but there are still a lot of important issues about your future that must be decided. From a marital settlement agreement to child custody concerns, your future is our number one priority. Contact us today and find out how we can help you through the uncontested divorce process.
