Considering a prenuptial agreement prior to marriage and feel it shows a lack of trust? On the contrary, it\u2019s a smart move.<\/p>\n
These days, more and more Americans are opting to have a prenuptial agreement drafted prior to marriage. \u201cPremarital agreements, also known as prenuptial agreements, are a smart move to protect your assets going into the marriage,\u201d said Gerald A. Maggio, of the Maggio Law Firm in Irvine, California.<\/p>\n
Once upon a time these agreements were regarded as a lack of trust in the other party, regarding the upcoming marriage. Nowadays, those about to be married, particularly those who are older or on second marriages, realize the value of having a premarital agreement in place should anything go sour later. In addition, prenups are for the protection of both spouses, not just the one with the most money.<\/p>\n
Are prenups \u201cunromantic?\u201d \u201cPerhaps in some respects they are, but not signing one in (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Considering a prenuptial agreement prior to marriage and feel it shows a lack of trust? On the contrary, it\u2019s a smart move. These days, more and more Americans are opting to have a prenuptial agreement drafted prior to marriage. \u201cPremarital…<\/span><\/p>\n