Posted in: General, Premarital & Cohabitation Agreements
A postnuptial agreement is simply a contract between two people who are married. The parties may be heterosexual or same-sex spouses and the agreement may include just about any terms, with a few exceptions, that a couple may desire. While ...
Posted in: General, Premarital & Cohabitation Agreements
What It Is and How It Work A “love contract” is an agreement you make with someone you love to help keep your relationship a loving one. It appeals to those couples who refuse to leave some aspects of their ...
Posted in: Civil Unions & Domestic Partnerships, Premarital & Cohabitation Agreements, Property Division
More and more couples are choosing to live together, but are choosing not to get married. Whether they do so for religious, ethical, moral or legal reasons, their rights can be affected by their decision not to marry. The Marriage ...
Posted in: General, Premarital & Cohabitation Agreements
A prenup (also known as a prenuptial, premarital, or antenuptial agreement) is an agreement between two people who are planning to marry. When most of us hear the word “prenup,” we envision a well-to-do man presenting his less wealthy and ...
Posted in: Premarital & Cohabitation Agreements, Property Division
When business-owners marry, they often neglect to take one of the easiest and most cost-effective steps toward protecting their business interests from the ravages of an unforeseen divorce. Without a precisely drawn premarital agreement (also known as a prenuptial agreement), ...
Posted in: Civil Unions & Domestic Partnerships, Custody & Visitation, Premarital & Cohabitation Agreements
On May 27, 2013, in Middletown, Pennsylvania, Dr. Lauren Daly was arrested for shooting her former partner in the heat of a custody dispute over one of their children. Dr. Daly and her partner have shared custody of their 11-year-old son ...
Posted in: Premarital & Cohabitation Agreements
You’re engaged, in love, and planning a wedding with your beloved. This isn't the right time to discuss something as unpleasant as what will happen to all your pre-marriage possessions, debts, gifts, etc. if you divorce, or one of you dies, ...
