Prenuptial Agreements in New Jersey
Prenuptial Agreements - also known as Premarital Agreements - are becoming more and more common these days, not only in New Jersey but all across the country.
It is certainly true that the requirement of a Prenuptial Agreement can become an added source of tension and distrust between two people who are about to enter into the most significant personal relationship of their lives.
Nevertheless, you may be considering entering into a Prenuptial Agreement for the following reasons, among others:
- A contested divorce can entail a lot of issues which will cost a tremendous amount of money to resolve, and you want to try to agree in advance of your marriage how those issues will be handled.
- You have a significant amount of assets going into a marriage, and you want to make sure that you get to keep those assets in the event of a divorce.
- You have children from a previous marriage and want to insure that, if the next marriage doesn't last, your spouse won't end up with money that you want your children to get.
Three Most-Frequently Asked Questions:
- What Is A Prenuptial Agreement?
- What Issues Can And Cannot Be Addressed In A New Jersey Prenuptial Agreement?
- What Determines The Enforceability Of A New Jersey Prenuptial Agreement?
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