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Prenuptial or Antinuptial Agreements

Prenuptial or antenuptial and post-nuptial agreements are the most effective tool in eliminating or reducing an estate’s subjectivity during and after a divorce. Either agreement can specifically designate what property each spouse or potential spouse will receive if they divorce at some time in the future. Prenuptial or antenuptial agreements are agreements that two people execute before their marriage. A couple manages post-nuptial agreements sometime after their marriage. In Georgia, the most important part of drafting an enforceable pre or post-nuptial agreement is ensuring that each spouse has disclosed all of their financial affairs, including assets and debts, in writing. That complete disclosure must be attached to any prenuptial or post-nuptial agreement for a court to determine that it should apply and be binding if the spouses later decide to divorce.

Prenuptial and Postnuptial agreements are not one-size-fits. Schedule a meeting with our attorney to discuss your needs. We will review your current plan, discuss your needs and work with you to develop and implement a plan that addresses your needs.