Spousal support and child support are both forms of financial assistance where one spouse may be required to pay the other. However, they serve different purposes and are determined based on distinct legal principles. Here’s the rundown on the differences between spousal support and child support, and how they impact your prenuptial agreement. Spousal Support, … Continued
How prenups play out in popular media like Love Is Blind, and why I think prenups will become the norm for modern marriages.
A summary of the key differences between domestic partnerships and marriage in California and commonly asked questions.
A simple breakdown of what you can and cannot include in your prenup and how to get started today.
A prenup is a legally binding contract as long as you craft and execute it correctly. Here’s what that means in California.
While both estate plans and prenups work to protect your assets in divorce or death, there are a few key differences to keep in mind.
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
Finalizing a prenup takes about 3 to 4 months, but you should plan for more time to have an in-depth discussion about future planning with your partner.
Is your prenup valid if you move to another state? The short answer is yes. A prenup created in one state is valid in another state as long as you put a few safeguards in place. Here’s what that entails. Prenup Laws Across States First, you should know prenup laws vary between states. Prenuptial agreements … Continued
A prenuptial agreement (also known as a premarital agreement) is a legal document created before marriage planning your finances during marriage and defining how to divide assets between a couple in the event of a divorce or death. There are, however, many more benefits to getting a prenup than protecting your money. As you weigh … Continued
Commingling assets in marriage is when you and your spouse combine your separate and community property. This happens in both purposeful and indirect ways. The “what’s mine is yours” mentality is sweet in theory, but it can have unintended financial consequences. Here’s what commingling means for your property and how to trace assets if you … Continued