Pre- & Postmarital Agreement Lawyers in Katy

Drafting Documents to Protect Your Best Interests

When most couples get married, they do so with the intention of remaining together forever. However, life often has other plans, and a significant portion of marriages end in divorce. No matter what your future plans may be, it's important for you to consider your life should your marriage end in a divorce. It’s vital to keep yourself protected in the event of a divorce - a prenuptial or a postnuptial agreement can help you protect your assets.

When you retain Hunt Law Firm, our Katy family law attorneys provide dedicated and caring counsel. Our lawyers take great pride in helping clients achieve all of their goals, and will work tirelessly on your behalf. Contact us now to get started.

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Premarital (Prenuptial) Agreements

Premarital agreements, also known as prenuptial agreements, are essentially documents which dictate the rights and responsibilities of each spouse during the marriage, as well as after a divorce, death, or separation. Premarital agreements must be created and finalized prior to the marriage.

Premarital agreements can address many personal and financial items, including:

• Business interests
• Retirement accounts
• Income
• Tax deductions
• Credit card spending
• Dictating how certain arguments will be settled

Postmarital Agreements

In both form and function, postmarital agreements are extremely similar to their premarital counterparts. In most cases, the difference is simply when the agreement was created, as postmarital agreements are created after the marriage.

Many couples get caught up in the wedding planning process, and fail to finalize these documents on time; these couples are excellent candidates for a postmarital agreement. These agreements can be created immediately after the wedding, as well as at any point during the marriage. They include many of the same components as a prenup, although couples will generally have a better understanding of the issues they need to address.

Questions About Prenups? Call (832) 781-0320.

While both pre- and postmarital agreements aren’t the most romantic aspect of a marriage, they can still be highly beneficial for nearly any couple. Even if you never plan on getting divorced, these agreements can help protect your interests as both an individual and a couple.

In order to provide the highest-possible standard of counsel for our clients, we have dedicated our firm to family law. When you retain Hunt Law Firm, you can expect representation that truly has your best interests in mind.

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