prenuptial agreement
Americannoun
noun
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I eventually remarried — another kind man, also in his second marriage — and we signed a strong prenuptial agreement.
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You have protected your assets and your stepdaughter’s inheritance by ensuring that you and your second husband signed a prenuptial agreement, although they’re not automatically binding under the law in England and Wales.
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As for your prenuptial agreement: They are not legally binding in England and Wales, but they may be taken into account by a judge when deciding on a divorce settlement, Reiss Edwards adds.
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Heckert & Moreland, a law firm based in Columbus, Ohio, has the following tips for anyone contemplating a prenuptial agreement: “Be honest about your assets and liabilities from the start; have clear goals and expectations about what you want to protect; consider how the agreement will affect your future, especially if children or new assets come into the picture.”
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Couples who embark on a second marriage are more likely to get a prenuptial agreement to decide who to manage their joint finances and, crucially, how to split their assets in the event of a divorce.
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