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New York Cohabitation Agreement on the Rise
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Today, a new trend has developed where unwed couples who are…
How to Approach Your Fiance About a Prenup
Many clients first question when it comes to prenuptial agreement…
New York Prenups: The Reasons Why the Number of Prenups has Exploded
In the last 20 years the number of prenuptial agreements nationwide…
New York Prenuptial Agreement: Why You Need a Lawyer
If you need a prenuptial agreement, please do NOT make the mistake…
New York Prenups – What Can They Do?
A New York prenup or pre-nuptial agreement is an agreement that…
New York Prenuptial Agreements: Study Shows that Cohabitating Before Marriage Increases Your Chances of Divorce
The New York Times just wrote an editorial citing a study that was recently released that shows that couples who live together before getting married are more likely to get divorce. Your chances improve if you're engaged before moving in together.
That being said, many couples today live together before getting engaged or married.
If you are going to get married and are worried about protecting your assets in the case of a divorce, a New York pre-nuptial agreement (prenup) is an excellent was to safeguard against what seems like the ever-increasing rate of divorce.
Mel Gibson Divorce: Mel Could Have Certainly Benefited from A Prenup…
Mel Gibson did not have a pre-nuptial agreement. Big mistake Mel.
Mel Gibson and his soon-to-be-ex Australian wife, Robyn Moore, are selling their Malibu family mansion for $16 million dollars as their divorce enters its final phases. Gibson has been forced to carve up his estate and assets throughout his long-standing divorce proceedings.
New York Prenuptial Agreements: What to Do and Not to Do…
If you are considering getting a pre-nuptial agreement, a.k.a. a "prenup," there are some things you should know...
I get phone calls almost daily (usually from the person who stands to lose money if they get divorced) who say that they want a prenuptial agreement where their fiance or spouse is entitled to nothing in the case of divorce.
