Prenuptial Agreements
What to know about prenuptial and postnuptial agreements.
Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements are legal contracts that outline how assets, debts, and other financial matters will be handled in the event of divorce. Once considered taboo, prenups are now increasingly common — especially among younger couples. Our guides explain what these agreements cover, how to create one, and what makes them enforceable.
15%
Of married couples have a prenup
40%+
Of millennials consider prenups important
$1,500–$10K
Typical prenup cost range
Prenuptial Agreements Guides
Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements
Postnuptial Agreements Guide
Everything you need to know about postnuptial agreements — what they cover, how they differ from prenups, enforceability, cost, and common misconceptions.
Prenuptial Agreements: What You Need to Know
Everything you need to know about prenuptial agreements, including what prenups cover, enforceability requirements, costs, common misconceptions, and how to start the conversation.
More Guides
Prenups for Business Owners: Protecting Your Company
How a prenuptial agreement protects your business in divorce — valuation, ownership, appreciation, buyout terms, and key provisions every business owner needs.
How Much Does a Prenup Cost
A breakdown of prenuptial agreement costs — attorney fees, what affects the price, DIY vs attorney-drafted, and whether a prenup is worth the investment.
Can a Prenup Be Overturned?
Learn when and how a prenuptial agreement can be challenged or invalidated — common grounds, court standards, and how to protect your prenup.
Common Prenup Mistakes to Avoid
The most common prenuptial agreement mistakes that lead to unenforceable contracts — and how to avoid them when drafting your prenup.
Prenup for a Second Marriage: Why It Matters More
Why a prenuptial agreement is especially important for second marriages — protecting children's inheritance, blended family finances, and retirement assets.
What Should Be in a Prenup
A practical guide to what to include in a prenuptial agreement — property, debt, spousal support, business interests, and clauses that courts enforce.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Do I need a lawyer for a prenup?
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