A prenuptial agreement outlines the expectations and responsibilities of each individual in the event of a divorce. They typically identify separate property before a marriage and can set pre-determined amounts of spousal support.
A properly drafted pre-nuptial will need to have the following to be considered valid:
- Proof that the agreement is entered into by each party’s free will
- Offering sufficient time for each party to review the agreement
- The disclosure of all separate property
If you need a pre-nuptial agreement drafted, Kendall Gkikas & Mitchell, LLP can help! Call us today to schedule a consultation.
