

Getting hitched? Protect yourself with a prenup
7 snips Aug 19, 2024
Theresa Viera, a family law attorney at Modern Legal, shares valuable insights on prenuptial agreements. She debunks the myth that prenups are only for the wealthy, explaining their importance for couples of all financial backgrounds. Topics include how to initiate conversations about finances with a partner and the legal complexities of drafting a prenup. Theresa emphasizes that these discussions can strengthen relationships, serving as a form of insurance for a lasting marriage.
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Prenup Considerations
- Consider a prenup if you plan to earn money, own property, or have children.
- Discuss a prenup with your partner to understand legal obligations and protect your future.
Prenup Importance
- A prenup is especially important if you have significant assets, plan to start a business, or intend to have children.
- It protects both partners if one steps back from their career to raise a family.
Prenup Scope
- Prenups can cover various financial matters, including asset division and choice of financial advisor.
- However, they cannot dictate child custody or support.