Prenuptial Agreements
What is a Postnup?
You may have heard of a postnup, or “postnuptial agreement,” but not know what a postnup actually does or what you can use it for.
Can You Get a Prenup After Marriage?
Many people learn more about prenups after their wedding and wonder whether they can enter into a prenup after marriage. The short answer is no.
Prenup vs. Postnup
A prenup allows future spouses to decide and determine what will happen to their finances at the end of their marriage — whether that marriage ends by death or by divorce.
Do Prenups Work?
You’re engaged and thinking of doing a prenup. But before you move forward you want to know — do prenups work? The short answer is yes, prenuptial agreements (or “prenups”) are legal …
Ketubahs & Divorce
Ketubahs, or Jewish marriage contracts, are an important component of many Jewish marriages. They outline the rights and responsibilities of the bride and groom.
The Real Reason Prenups Are Good
Most people know that prenups allow future spouses to decide what will happen to their finances should they decide down the road to divorce. But there some really important things that prenups do that most people don’t know.
What is a Prenup?
A prenup is also called a “prenuptial agreement” or a”premarital agreement.” It allows future spouses to decide and determine what will happen to their finances at the end of their marriage …
How Do I Protect My Privacy During a Divorce?
In our article “Are Divorce Records Public in Connecticut?” we learned that generally speaking, divorce filings and documents are public records.
What Connecticut Prenups Have To Do with the Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Wedding of the Year
Grab your fascinator, clot the cream, and set your alarm clock – there’s a royal wedding on the horizon! Celebrity weddings are always fodder for rumors and gossip …
Understanding the Limitations of a Prenuptial Agreement
Prenuptial agreements enable prospective spouses to decide and delineate, prior to marriage, their rights and obligations if their marriage ends – either because of the death of one spouse or by divorce.