Pre-marital and post-nuptial agreements preserve a person’s separate property. Properly prepared, these agreements allow a couple to address important issues about financial matters and ownership, and how property will be characterized in the event of divorce or death.
Pre-marital and post-nuptial agreements preserve a person’s separate property. A pre-marital agreement is prepared before a couple is married, while a post-nuptial agreement is created after the couple is married.
Furr and Cohen’s family law attorneys are experienced in preparing and enforcing pre-marital and post-nuptial agreements. In addition to complex property issues, they are experienced in agreements involving assets including wills and trusts, business ownership, retirement and employment benefits and homestead rights.
