Are Prenups Useless?
While the court can invalidate parts of your prenup, there are effective methods for crafting your prenup, so it holds up during a divorce.
While the court can invalidate parts of your prenup, there are effective methods for crafting your prenup, so it holds up during a divorce.
Infidelity clauses define how much money one spouse owes if they have an affair. It’s often not the right option, though. Here’s what you should know.
A cohabitation agreement, also known as a “living together agreement” is a legal contract detailing the rights, responsibilities, and expectations of unmarried couples living together. With the rate of marriage declining, it’s become more normal for couples to move in together long-term without legalizing their union. This is where a cohabitation agreement can be a … Continued
What does living in a community property state mean, and how does this impact your property and finances in a divorce? I cover all the details here.
How to make your second marriage a success through practicing communication, appreciation, vulnerability, and conflict resolution.
I’ll let you in on a secret: not everyone needs a prenup. However, every couple should talk about one. Let me explain. Talking About a Prenup Vs. Getting a Prenup Talking about getting a prenup and getting one are two different things. Talking about a prenup opens the door for crucial discussions before you get … Continued
Guide important discussions with your spouse-to-be by using this prenup checklist broken down into three fundamental steps.
We take a look at seven benefits of prenuptial agreements that include financial clarity and ways to strengthen your marriage for the long term.
Shiv & Tom from HBO’s Succession are a fascinating case study of how power and expectations influence marriage. Here are my takeaways.
How is temporary and permanent spousal support determined in California? It’s relatively straightforward, keeping in mind a few key differences.
A transmutation agreement allows you to recharacterize an asset from community to separate property, or vice versa. Here’s everything you need to know.