A well-drafted prenuptial agreement provides clarity, protection, and peace of mind for both parties entering marriage. Our experienced attorneys create comprehensive agreements that protect your assets while ensuring enforceability under New York law.
Discuss goals, assets, and concerns
Complete disclosure of all assets and debts
Work with both parties to reach fair terms
Create comprehensive, legally sound agreement
Allow time for independent legal review
Proper signing with witnesses and notarization
Safeguard pre-marital and inherited assets
Protect from spouse's pre-existing debts
Keep business interests separate
Clear expectations prevent future disputes
New York courts scrutinize prenuptial agreements carefully. Our attorneys ensure your agreement meets all legal requirements: full financial disclosure, separate legal representation, fair and reasonable terms, proper execution, and no duress or coercion.
Yes, when properly drafted with full disclosure, separate attorneys, and fair terms. Courts will void agreements signed under duress or with unconscionable provisions.
After marriage, you would need a postnuptial agreement, which has similar purposes but different legal requirements and may face more scrutiny from courts.
While not legally required, having separate attorneys for each party greatly increases the likelihood of enforceability and ensures both parties' interests are protected.
Costs vary based on complexity, typically ranging from $2,500 to $10,000 per party. This investment can save hundreds of thousands in potential divorce litigation.
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