Prenuptial agreements

A premarital agreement (sometimes called a "prenuptial" or "antenuptial" agreement) is a contract between two parties who are about to be married and who want to define their rights and obligations (usually involving property and spousal support) before they are married. If one party has a high-paying job, children from a prior marriage, or has already accumulated a lot of valuable property, a premarital agreement can save money, time, and trouble later on if things don't work out.

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