Is a Martial Agreement Right For You?
Prenuptial and Postnuptial agreements provide couples comfort in knowing that their assets are protected in the event the marriage is unsuccessful. If you are entering into a second or third marriage, have significant assets including, real estate and investments, or have children from a first marriage and want to ensure that they are considered first, a marital agreement is probably in your best interests.
At the Law Offices of Kathryn M. Wayne-Spindler, P.C., you won't get a one-size-fits-all solution to your legal problem. We have experience writing, reviewing and litigating pre and postnuptial agreements. We know that every individual and family has a unique set of circumstances, and we tailor solutions to meet your specific needs. Our Howell prenuptial agreement attorney has 15 years of legal experience and will aggressively protect your interests.
What Is the Difference Between a Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreement?
A prenuptial agreement is signed before the marriage. They are generally enforceable as long as they are fair, equitable, reasonable and voluntarily entered into with a full understanding of the rights each party is giving up.
Postnuptial agreements have the same function as prenuptial agreements, but they are established after the marriage. Often people with troubled marriages who want to try to reconcile consider postnuptial agreements. These party's may want to limit the continued interest that the other spouse will receive in their marital assets in the event that the reconciliation is not successful.
Canton Michigan Post-Nuptial Agreement Lawyer
Contact us to schedule a consultation to discuss whether a marital agreement is right for you. You will find us knowledgeable, experienced and, above all, ready to listen and fight for your interests. For your convenience, we offer two locations in Howell and Canton, Michigan.
