Pre-Nuptial Agreement
Pre-Nuptial Agreements, or "Ante-Nuptial Agreements," as they are sometimes called,
are contracts that two people enter into before they
get married that most often state that whatever
property, real or personal, each person has when
they enter the marriage will remain theirs and that
the other spouse gives up all of the their claim to
that property. Pre-nupts can also address
what happens to property that is acquired during the
marriage. They can also contain language that if a
spouse is at fault in the divorce the agreement is
void. Adultery is the most common at fault cause in
Pre-Nuptial Agreements.
The purpose of these agreements
is to hedge off potential litigation and problems in
divorce situations or when one spouse dies. In most
states, if drafted and executed correctly, a
Pre-Nuptial Agreement can terminate a surviving
spouse's elective share.
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