Are Prenups Legally Binding?
A prenup is a legally binding contract as long as you craft and execute it correctly. Here’s what that means in California.
A prenup is a legally binding contract as long as you craft and execute it correctly. Here’s what that means in California.
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I know—talking about prenups is hard and can bring up all kinds of uncomfortable feelings. But diving in and doing this work is imperative to building a solid foundation for your marriage. It’s especially important to have deep discussions around money early on. Rest assured, I’ll cover what questions to ask to get on the … Continued
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