Marital agreements can be useful tools for married couples to sort out their finances and prepare for the future. You’ve probably heard of a prenup, but have you heard of a postnup? Nowadays, many couples are deciding to write postnuptial agreements (postnups) as a way to handle their marital assets. To learn about how a postnup could benefit your marriage, read on or reach out to one of our Postnuptial…Read More

It is common for couples to draft a prenuptial agreement to protect their assets from the pitfalls of a potential divorce. However, many couples do not draft these agreements before they are married. In this case, spouses may want to look into drafting an equivalent agreement after they are married. You cannot draft a prenuptial agreement after you have been married. However, you can still draft a postnuptial agreement. A…Read More

Our firm recommends that everyone create a prenuptial agreement before their marriage. In New Jersey, people draft prenuptial agreements to protect some of their most important assets from a potential future divorce. While in the past, there has been a stigma attached to prenuptial agreements, this is no longer the case, and couples everywhere draft them frequently. However, if you are someone who has not drafted a prenuptial agreement with…Read More

If you are already married and have not drafted a prenuptial agreement, you may wish to draft a postnuptial agreement. A postnuptial agreement covers virtually all the aspects of a prenuptial agreement, though it is drafted after marriage. However, when you draft a postnuptial agreement, the courts will generally treat your case with some degree of suspicion. Sometimes, complex marital issues may influence one spouse into signing a postnuptial agreement.…Read More