Why You Should Get A Prenup?

Prenups have become very popular in recent years. People have a more realistic view of marriage and life, especially couples in second marriages or those who want to protect their assets.  Even if you are broke, you should get a prenup. But why is that? Getting prenup forces you and your future spouse to confront important conversations about your financial future. It is a great investment, even if you never get a divorce.  With a high percentage of marriages failing these days, it is wise to avoid these potentially contentious issues by planning a prenuptial agreement with the help of an Aventura prenuptial agreement attorney.

The main purpose of prenups is to make important financial decisions regarding assets and spousal support. When couples get a divorce, the marital property is generally divided based on applicable state laws. Prenuptial agreements allow couples to stay in control of their finances since the agreement makes state laws inapplicable. Consequently, you can make decisions regarding child support and alimony own your own and in advance. Also, a prenup can help protect important assets such as your business. So a prenuptial agreement takes away the fear of what may happen if you ever decide to go separate ways. You will be confident and also your future divorce process may be less contentious.   

Nobody enjoys talking about their finances. But getting a prenup can actually help you avoid some of these heated arguments. You can both disclose your financial information and address what needs to be addressed. While it may feel a little awkward, this is an important topic every couple should discuss. You will eventually deal with these issues throughout your marriage anyway. By planning a prenuptial agreement, you and your spouse will be on the same page.

In order to get a prenup, you need to be represented by an Aventura prenuptial agreement attorney. The attorney will do most of the work. The process can run smoothly and be less costly when couples communicate openly and don’t hide their assets.  A prenup can help you and your spouse-to-be work through difficult issues.  It doesn’t have to feel awkward. Think about the benefits of having one and how the process can bring you and your significant other together.

A prenuptial agreement can reduce conflict. Once you sign the agreement, you remove the possibility of having arguments about these issues in the future. The agreement should include everything you need. It can protect your financial stability and give you greater peace of mind.

If you are not sure about planning a prenup, you can always create a post-marriage agreement. Although it is harder to enforce a postnup, it may be helpful under some circumstances. Don’t wait until the last minute to create a prenup or postnup. Call us today and schedule your free initial case review with family law attorney Stephanie G. Morrow. Don’t allow the judge to make those important decisions for you.