How to Draft a Prenuptial Agreement


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A prenuptial agreement - or prenup, as they are more commonly called - is a document that specifies certain requirements in different scenarios. Most address what happens to money, assets, children and investments in the event of death or divorce.
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Crafting a prenuptial agreement is not only a safeguard for a marriage, but it can also allow two people to put all their financial cards on the table and come into a marriage without any lingering questions or trust issues.
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For some people, prenuptial agreements are required before they can enter a marriage arrangement. The reason is usually because one person has children from a previous marriage, and want to financially protect their children.

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