Prenuptial agreements, colloquially called prenups, are a great way to ensure that you and your spouse do not have to deal with excessively long asset division if you ever enter a divorce. However, there are many questions about what a person can and cannot include in...
Though prenuptial agreements held something of a complex reputation in the past, more people have come to view it as a crucial asset and an important part of going into marriage. However, it is up to every individual to understand the potential benefits and downsides...
After you marry, you can create an agreement that irons out certain aspects in the event you decide to divorce. Many people will decide to create a postnuptial agreement when they have a big inheritance or if they start a business. It is protection for both parties....
New York state is an equitable distribution state. This means that property held inside of a marital estate will be divided based on what each party to the relationship needs after a divorce becomes official. However, it may be possible to circumvent state property...
Divorce not only impacts your family, it can also have a serious effect on your finances. Whether you are currently considering divorce or are in a fulfilling marriage but thinking about the future, there are steps you can take to protect yourself from a financial...
You and your spouse chose not to get a prenuptial agreement when you were engaged, but things rarely stay the same as they once were. Perhaps the assets of one partner have dramatically increased since the wedding. Maybe the partner who is not the primary earner has...
