Prenuptial Agreements: Legal Information

Attorney Peter Paras

Frequently prenups are used for people who have been married before, may have been divorced or maybe widowed and would like to make sure that the assets that they brought into this new marriage are segregated so that they may go to their children from their prior marriage. And that’s a pretty fair concern, and so prenups are designed in those cases to make sure that those assets acquired prior to the marriage go to the first family and those assets acquired during the marriage are divided between the parties.

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Prenuptial Agreements: Legal Information

Attorney Peter Paras

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