A prenuptial (or ante-nuptial) agreement , or "prenup", is a private agreement between a prospective bride and groom that defines all of their financial matters in the event of divorce and death. It is a contract entered into by a couple prior to marriage that becomes effective when they marry. With many couples marrying today with significant assets and children from a prior marriage, a prenup can protect their nest egg and provide for their children, as well. More and more couple are realizing the importance of a preparing a thoughtfully negotiated prenuptial agreement that protects both parties in the unlikely event of divorce.

Ms. Fishbone understand the sensitive and important issues that these agreements address. She assist you and advocate for your needs and interests, while understanding that it is essential to create a positive atmosphere in which to preserve your relationship.

Prenutial and Postnuptial Contract Guidance

Ms. Fishbone will listen to your every need and draft a contract that addresses those needs. We know what terms must be in your contract in order for it to be enforceable and not overturned.

Please contact us at your convenience either by calling 914-290-4476 or reach our law firm online. Evening and weekend appointments by request.

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