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Free Prenuptial Agreement
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Different states have different rules and regulations. Your Prenuptial Agreement will be customized for Virginia.
The law of California requires that both parties have at least seven days from the time the Agreement is first presented until the time the Agreement is signed. This allows the parties to have an opportunity to properly review the Agreement and to seek the advice of legal counsel.
The law of Minnesota requires that both parties have a reasonable period of time from the time the Agreement is first presented until the time the Agreement is signed. This allows the parties to have an opportunity to properly review the Agreement and, if desired, seek the advice of legal counsel.
Regardless of where you get married, if you or your spouse or both are currently living in Quebec or intend to live in Quebec after your marriage, our prenuptial agreement will not work for you. Contact a local attorney to discuss your options.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Prenuptial Agreement?A Prenuptial Agreement sorts out current and future financial and property issues before marriage. In general, it sets out who the parties are, describes their current property and debt, and explains how all current and prospective property will be dealt with in the event of a breakup.
This Agreement also deals with issues such as spousal support, inheritance, and dependent children.Can I create a prenup if I'm already married?Prenuptial Agreements are contracts that are executed before marriage to specify how to divide current and future property in the event of a breakup. You cannot create a Prenuptial Agreement after you are married, but you can create a Postnuptial Agreement. A Postnuptial Agreement is similar to a prenup but may offer less asset protection because once you are married, many of your assets could already be considered marital property.What if the parties do not live in the same state?If the parties currently reside in different states, then you should choose the state where both parties will live after marriage (e.g., If one party resides in California, and the other party resides in Arizona, and both will reside in California after marriage, then select California).
However, if neither party currently resides in the state they will live in after marriage, then you can select either state (e.g., If one party resides in California, and the other party resides in Arizona, and both will reside in Florida after marriage, then select either Arizona or California).