Bringing up talks of a prenup with your partner can be difficult or uncomfortable. You do not want to spark a fight or create hard feelings. Yet, at the same time, you want to be prepared for any eventuality. Talking about a prenup doesn’t have to be problematic. You...
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Prenuptial Agreements
3 reasons a spouse can challenge a prenuptial agreement
Married couples in Texas share everything with each other. The income of one spouse becomes the community property of the married couple. If the couple ever divorces, they will have to share just about everything they own and even their debts as community property. It...
5 reasons your prenup could be invalid
Choosing to sign a prenup means you were thinking ahead. You knew that you might get divorced in the future, and you wanted to protect your financial assets. That’s a wise move with how common divorce is these days. However, many people do not realize that they have...
A Prenup in Texas
Weddings are supposed to celebrate the love of two happy people. However in legal terms, marriage in Texas (and every other state) is a contract that involves financial rights and obligations. A prenuptial agreement in Texas helps a couple define their rights and...