Category Archives: Prenuptial Agreements
Should I Consider a Prenuptial Agreement?
While prenuptial agreements are often associated with the rich and famous, they can have considerable value to just about anyone. In reality, prenuptial agreements can be a beneficial tool for couples at any income who are considering marriage. They offer clarity, security, and a way to open up communication on topics that are important… Read More »
What Should I Include in a Prenuptial Agreement?
While prenuptial agreements have a bad rap, it’s important to understand that there already is a prenuptial agreement in place. Pennsylvania’s laws concerning divorce determine how marital assets are divided, how alimony is calculated, and on what basis judges make decisions during a divorce. While drafting a prenuptial agreement can feel a bit like… Read More »
Do I Need a Prenuptial Agreement in Philadelphia?
With around half of all marriages ending in divorce, prenuptial agreements are becoming more popular across the United States. Today, married couples are preparing for their weddings by protecting their interests should their marriage fail. While it may seem a bit like “preparing for a divorce,” the alternative is that you allow the state’s… Read More »
What is a Mid-Nuptial Agreement?
You’ve heard of prenuptial agreements. But have you heard of mid-nuptial agreements? Probably not. But it’s becoming more popular among couples for a variety of reasons. Prenuptial agreements involve terms for settling the divorce estate before the marriage is finalized. Midnuptial agreements, on the other hand, occur during the marriage. In some cases, a… Read More »
Writing a Premarital Agreement? Make Sure It is Valid
Premarital agreements are no longer considered unromantic documents that make divorce inevitable. Today, more and more couples are creating premarital agreements in order to feel more comfortable when entering into a marriage. However, the terms of a premarital agreement only work they are written properly and considered valid by the Pennsylvania courts. If you… Read More »