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Couples who have to decided on marriage should also consider creating a prenuptial agreement. Although some may view the idea of declaring assets and property before marriage unnecessary, it is a beneficial step in avoiding negative future conflicts. A prenuptial agreement determines in advance what each spouse will receive if they decide to file for a divorce. It is also beneficial for those who are entering a second marriage, marrying later in life, share assets or accumulated wealth, or have substantial debt.
If you have any questions about whether or not a prenuptial agreement will work for you, seek an experienced family law attorney. Determining what assets are separate or community property can be difficult and confusing during the divorce process, this may be avoided with the creation of a prenuptial agreement. At the Law Offices of David P. Schwarz, we offer knowledgeable advice and legal counseling on these matters.
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To schedule an initial consultation with attorney David P. Schwarz call us at 714-361-9875 or toll-free 877-387-7112 or send us an e-mail. We are also available evenings and weekends by appointment.
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Life is filled with unexpected situations and protecting your future is always important. A prenuptial agreement provides financial security and asset protection if you file for a divorce. Instead of dealing with a long, expensive court battle with your spouse, establishing an equitable and fair share of assets ahead of time can provide a positive resolution to a sensitive situation.
Attorney David P. Schwarz offers legal representation for couples who want to protect their futures in cases of marriage dissolution. A prenuptial agreement not only determines what each party will receive, but it also respects the wishes of each spouse.
Contact us or call 714-361-9875 or toll-free 877-387-7112 for an initial consultation with attorney David P. Schwarz. We can help you decide whether a prenuptial agreement is right for you and your spouse.
