01. What Is a Prenuptial Agreement?
A prenuptial agreement (prenup) is a legally binding contract that couples create before marriage to outline how assets, debts, and finances will be handled in the event of divorce, separation, or death.
Marriage is about love and partnership, but it’s also a major legal and financial commitment. Whether you are planning your wedding or already married, a prenuptial (prenup) or postnuptial (postnup) agreement can help protect your financial interests and set clear expectations for the future.
At The Law Office of Luna Stevenson, we help individuals and couples create customized, enforceable agreements that provide security, fairness, and peace of mind. Whether you want to protect personal assets, outline spousal support terms, or clarify financial rights and responsibilities, we can help you craft an agreement that fits your unique situation.
Whether you are preparing for marriage or already married, a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement can clarify financial expectations and protect both partners. We help draft legally sound agreements that provide peace of mind for the future.
A prenuptial agreement (prenup) is a legally binding contract that couples create before marriage to outline how assets, debts, and finances will be handled in the event of divorce, separation, or death.
A postnuptial agreement (postnup) is similar to a prenup but is created after a couple is already married. These agreements help address financial concerns that arise during marriage and establish legal protections for both spouses.
A postnup can help couples avoid conflicts over finances and strengthen their marital foundation by ensuring that both partners are on the same page.
No. California law does not allow prenups or postnups to dictate child custody or support. These matters must be determined based on the child’s best interests at the time of divorce.
Yes. If an agreement is found to be fraudulent, coerced, unfair, or in violation of California law, a court may choose to invalidate it.
A prenup should be finalized well before the wedding to allow both parties time to review and negotiate terms. Last-minute agreements may be challenged in court.
While legally possible, it is highly recommended to consult a family law attorney to ensure your agreement is valid, fair, and enforceable.
Without an agreement, California’s community property laws will apply, meaning all assets acquired during the marriage will be divided equally in divorce.
At The Law Office of Luna Stevenson, we provide personalized legal guidance to help you draft, review, and enforce prenuptial and postnuptial agreements that protect your financial future.
We have extensive knowledge of California’s marital agreement laws.
Every agreement is customized to meet your unique financial situation and goals.
We ensure that both parties fully understand their rights and responsibilities.
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