Postnuptial Agreements and You
You may be coming into your marriage having accumulated certain education and assets. In that case, a prenuptial agreement may be a good option to consider.
A postnuptial agreement, or antenuptial agreement, has to do with those assets that are accumulated before and are going to be during the marriage and how parties plan to split those assets should a divorce situation arise.
What Are You Bringing Into the Marriage?
Perhaps each of you is coming into the marriage owning a home. Perhaps each of you already have children. Perhaps you got off to a rocky start, and now know how painful a divorce would be.
You want the comfort of mind that comes with a legal document outlining exactly what was acquired before and during marriage. Should there be a separation, it tells courts exactly how to divide the property.
Fend off major, extensive legal fees and a lot of animosity by putting together a postnuptial agreement during a time where emotions are not running high, and children are not stuck in the middle.
Focus on the big picture by calling Florida lawyer C. Craig Stella for help at 954-519-2257 or contact us.
"A postnuptial agreement is a tremendous way to save money, time and emotional litigating. Debating whose is whose during the heat of a divorce is likely not the best time to make these decisions." — Lawyer C. Craig Stella
Contact Attorney C. Craig Stella today. Our Fort Lauderdale office is located across from the Broward County Courthouse. We offer a free consultation as well.
