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A prenuptial agreement (or “prenup”) is a legal contract made before marriage that outlines how finances, property, and debts will be handled during the marriage—and in the event of divorce or death. It’s not just for the rich or famous. It’s for anyone who wants to be proactive, clear, and fair from the start.

1. Protects Both Parties’ Assets

Whether one or both partners are bringing property, investments, or a business into the marriage, a prenup ensures those assets stay protected if the marriage ends.

2. Clarifies Financial Expectations

A prenup encourages open and honest conversations about money before marriage—including how you’ll handle expenses, savings, debts, and more. That transparency can actually strengthen your relationship.

3. Protects You From the Other’s Debts

If your partner is entering the marriage with loans, credit card debt, or other obligations, a prenup can ensure you don’t end up responsible for those debts if things go south and you are headed towards a divorce and things are comingled.

4. Makes Divorce Less Costly and Complicated

If the marriage does end, a prenup can simplify the process by eliminating drawn-out court battles over finances and property. It saves time, money, and emotional energy.

5. Protects Inheritance and Family Property

Have a family business? Inherited a home or trust fund? A prenup can protect generational wealth and make sure your family assets stay where they belong.

6. Provides Peace of Mind

Even if you never need it (and hopefully you don’t!), a prenup can provide both partners with peace of mind—knowing you’ve planned for every possibility with care and respect.

It’s About Planning, Not Distrust

A prenup doesn’t mean you love your partner any less. It means you’re entering your marriage with clear eyes, open communication, and a plan to protect each other—no matter what the future holds.

Please contact us today to determine the best way to navigate your legal options. Book your consultation today to start the process by clicking here or give us a call at 832-844-1677.

Attorney, Ashley Nicole Green is a  family, divorce, and child custody attorney who services clients in Houston, Harris, Fort Bend, Brazoria, Galveston, and Matagorda County! Contact the Law Office of A. Green today to schedule consultation!

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