New Jersey Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements
If you are thinking of getting married and want the protection of a prenuptial agreement, we are also here to assist you in preparing a fully legally binding prenuptial agreement that suits your needs. This is especially common in situations where one party enters the union with substantially more pre-marital assets than the other party. We can prepare an agreement tailored to your specific situation.
We are also here to answer any questions you may have about this process. Likewise, if you are already married, it may not be too late as we can assist you in preparing a postnuptial agreement or even a Property Settlement Agreement during the marriage depending on your needs and the consent of your spouse.
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