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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.

02. Why Consider a Prenup?

  • Protect individual assets acquired before marriage.
  • Define financial responsibilities for each spouse.
  • Limit or modify spousal support (alimony) in case of divorce.
  • Clarify ownership of business assets, inheritances, and real estate.
  • Avoid lengthy and costly legal battles in the event of separation.
  • A prenup is not just for the wealthy—it provides clarity and protection for all couples, regardless of income level.

03. What Is a Postnuptial Agreement?

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.

04. Why Consider a Postnup?

  • Update financial terms after major life changes (such as having children, receiving an inheritance, or starting a business).
  • Protect individual or business assets acquired after marriage.
  • Provide financial security in case of separation or divorce.
  • Reinforce trust and transparency by setting clear expectations for financial management.

A postnup can help couples avoid conflicts over finances and strengthen their marital foundation by ensuring that both partners are on the same page.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

About Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements

Can a prenup include child custody or child support terms?

Can a prenup or postnup be overturned?

When should we draft a prenup?

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.

Can we create a prenup or postnup without an attorney?

What happens if we don’t have a prenup or postnup?

Why Choose The Law Office of Luna Stevenson?

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.

Experienced Family Law Representation.

We have extensive knowledge of California’s marital agreement laws.

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Tailored Legal Solutions

Every agreement is customized to meet your unique financial situation and goals.

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Clear & Transparent Process

We ensure that both parties fully understand their rights and responsibilities.

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Bilingual Legal Support (Mandarin & English)

Effective communication for all clients.

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