Most people have heard of prenuptial agreements where a couple has certain conditions spelled out before they get married in likelihood of a divorce. Usually, a discussion about a possible divorce down the road is something most engaged couples do not even want to consider, but it perhaps is the wisest choice, especially if one of them is bringing more income and assets into the relationship, or other unique situations.<\/p>\n
But the often overlooked post-relationship insurance (insurance to protect assets and interests) is also a postnuptial agreement \u2013 a written contract put into stone after the couple is married \u2013 and have all the contractual law elements with five additional requirements: 1) the agreement must be written 2) must be voluntarily executed 3) must have full and fair disclosure 4) must be unconscionable (not exclusively unfair to one party) and 5) must be executed by both parties before a notary public.<\/p>\n