Pre-Nuptials and Post-Nuptials

Prenuptial Agreements

A prenuptial agreement is a contract between parties prior to their marriage, and can determine who will receive what assets of the parties in the event of a divorce. However, a prenuptial agreement cannot determine the custody or support of the parties' future children. The decision to enter into a prenuptial agreement is a sensitive and complicated one, and the drafting of a prenuptial agreement is crucial to its enforceability once a divorce has been filed.

Postnuptial Agreements

These agreements are created between parties after their marriage, often after the parties have accumulated numerous assets and debts. Like a prenuptial agreement, a postnuptial agreement is a contract in which the parties agree to a division of the assets and debts. A postnuptial agreement can also be used to amend a prenuptial agreement or to protect the parties' children from prior marriages or relationships. Mr. Kremer has a great deal of experience in drafting postnuptial agreements and in disputes involving the enforcement of such agreements. Mr. Kremer is especially skilled in creating postnuptial agreements that determine ownership of complex issues such as community business interests, stock, stock options, and other employment incentive assets that couples may accumulate after their marriage.

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