Agreements before or during a marriage deserve careful attention. Roberts & Reiter handles prenuptial and postnuptial agreements. Each serves a different purpose and should reflect the circumstances of the people involved.
Allow time to understand the terms
Start with your goals, your financial picture and any deadlines. An attorney can help you identify questions a proposed agreement raises and explain its possible effects. Leave time for disclosure, discussion, negotiations and independent consideration instead of treating signing as a last-minute formality.
How we can help
- Prenuptial agreements before marriage
- Postnuptial agreements during marriage
- Review of proposed financial terms
Preparing for a consultation
You do not need to send records to get in touch. For a consultation, it may help to have:
- A copy of any draft or existing agreement
- A summary of assets, debts and financial goals
- Your planned timeline and any relevant deadlines
Keep sensitive documents out of the website form. Ask the office what to bring and how to share it securely. If you have a court date or response deadline, call the office rather than relying on an online message.
Can one template fit every couple?
A form may miss issues that matter to your circumstances. Get advice about the actual language and its implications before signing. The firm can discuss whether drafting, review or negotiation is appropriate for your situation.
General information, not legal advice. The appropriate approach depends on current law and your individual circumstances.