Many Garden City couples now sign a prenuptial agreement before the wedding, not after a warning sign appears, and our seasoned Garden City prenuptial agreement attorneys draft agreements built to hold up years later, not just look complete on the day they are signed.
What Our Garden City Prenuptial Agreement Attorneys Handle
- Separate versus marital property. A prenuptial agreement can be defined in writing which assets remain separate property throughout the marriage, including a home purchased before the wedding, an inheritance, or an ownership stake acquired before the couple met. Reviewing what actually belongs in a prenup is a useful starting point before drafting begins.
- Spousal maintenance terms. Couples can agree in advance on whether maintenance will apply if the marriage ends, and if so, within what range, rather than leaving that question to a court years later.
- Debt allocation. The agreement can spell out which spouse remains responsible for debt brought into the marriage, including student loans, a mortgage, or a business loan.
- Business and professional practice protection. For a spouse who owns or holds a stake in a business, the agreement can preserve that ownership interest and prevent future growth in the business from becoming a contested marital asset.









