A postnuptial agreement, also known as a “postnup,” is a contract entered into after marriage that outlines the division of marital assets in the event of a divorce. Unlike prenuptial agreements, which are signed before marriage, postnuptial agreements can be executed at any time during the marriage. Postnuptial agreements offer similar protections as prenuptial agreements,…
Family Law
Concerned About Asking Your Spouse-to-be for a Prenup? Mediation Can Facilitate Fair and Transparent Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements
Mediation can be an ideal way of approaching these conversations, as it can incorporate more than just the final agreement, but also a discussion about finances, plans and possibilities which can set the groundwork for a successful and collaborative relationship. Mediation is a good way to avoid the tension and conflict which…
Postnuptial Agreements for Married Couples Who Still Want Their Marriage to Work Without The Financial Risk And Uncertainty
A postnuptial agreement, also known as a postnup or postmarital agreement, is a legally binding contract entered into by a married couple after they are already married. Similar to a prenuptial agreement (prenup), which is created before marriage, a postnuptial agreement outlines the rights and responsibilities of each spouse in the event of a divorce…
The Family Law and Estate Planning Center
Many times, family issues can cross over into different disciplines, including law, finances, estate planning and support issues such as child support, alimony, and visitation. Some of these challenges include children and parents dealing with the psychological effects of divorce or adjusting to new family members in a new home after a remarriage. We understand…
Using a Prenup to Protect Against Debt
Prenups have a reputation of being exclusively for high net worth couples or wealthy people who want to control their spouses’ access to assets. More often than however, this is not the case. Not everyone makes a prenup just to hold on to “what’s theirs.” Prenups are becoming a more acceptable way for spouses-to-be…
Can I Get Legally Separated in Massachusetts
Are you currently separated or planning on getting divorced? You might be asking yourself the question, Can I get legally separated in Massachusetts? Even though you are still married you might be living separate lives, but legally a couple cannot get separated in Massachusetts however, if they are living apart either of them can…
Thinking About a Prenuptial Agreement in the New Year?
Are you thinking about getting married in the new year? Here are some articles from the attorneys at Amaral & Associates P.C. to give you an understanding of Prenuptial Agreements. Please contact us at (617) 539-1010 ext 111 today. Do I need A Prenuptial Agreement? There is a large misconception that prenuptial agreements are…
Prenuptial Agreements in Massachusetts
Q: What is a Prenuptial Agreement? A: A Prenuptial Agreement is a contract between an engaged couple who is planning to marry, in which the contract, divides all (or some) of each individual’s property in the event of divorce and/or death. It can also determine whether any alimony will be paid in the event of…
How to Ask Your Fiancé for a Prenuptial Agreement
Congratulations! You’re engaged. You’re on your way to walking down the aisle on the happiest day of your life. There’s a lot to do to plan for the wedding. Find a location, book a caterer, find a dress, pick out a cake, and oh so much more. But there’s one more thing engaged couples should…
How to Discuss a Prenuptial Agreement with your Fiancée
Have you been thinking about discussing a prenup with your fiancée? Do you want to have one? Are you concerned that your future spouse or their family wants you to have one? A prenup (prenuptial agreement) is usually the last thing that an engaged couple wants to think about. However, it can be a valuable…
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