Postnuptial Agreements

After you are married, you are free to come to a reasoned Postnuptial Agreement with your spouse about what would happen if you divorce or if one of you die. If you do not, whether you like it or not, state rules and family court judges write that agreement for you. You are free to opt out of these automatic rules by arriving at an agreement reflecting your values, morals, and beliefs. Your reasoned postnuptial agreement (or sometimes called an Antenuptial Agreement) can reflect your true wishes, rather than the cookie-cutter system the state imposes on those who don’t bother.

Document Your Agreement and Avoiding Disputes

Investing in a reasoned, agreement, as to divide assets, should the marriage end in divorce and what rights exist should one person die avoids expensive, devastating conflict. Especially if you have children, any steps that can reduce the disputes in a divorce is a wise investment of time and money. Investing in a Postnuptial Agreement allows a couple to talk about finances, documents agreements and help ensure each person has a complete understanding of the other person’s financial expectations.

Concierge Service: One Task or the Entire Process; It’s What We Do!

We are flexible. We have a Postnuptial Agreement Lawyer who can help you with one or two issues, or we can take on the entire process. Implementing a Postnuptial Agreement’s terms might require signing Wills, creating Trusts or altering beneficiary designations. Unlike other firms, we have a whole department of Estate Planning and Asset Protection Attorneys. Very few practices can provide you that depth of experience.

What Your Postnuptial Agreement Lawyer Will Do for You

We have an experienced Postnuptial Agreement Lawyer ready to help you with any task, but people most often have us help with the following:

• Representing your interests. Though your spouse does not have to hire their own lawyer, a Postnuptial Agreement is a contract between two parties, and you are our client.
• Listening to your concerns.
• Drafting the Postnuptial Agreement for your spouse’s review or, reviewing your spouse’s Prenuptial Agreement with you.

Reasonable Prices | Years of Experience | We Make Asset Protection and Estate Planning Easier

If you have any questions about Postnuptial Agreements or any other estate planning topics, feel free to contact us to schedule a free consultation. For more than two decades Klenk Law has focused only on Estate Law. We’ve seen it all, and this experience allows us to explain complex estate planning techniques clearly and concisely. We make it easy for you to understand Postnuptial Agreements and Asset Protection so you can make the best decisions for yourself and your family.