Pre-Marital (Prenuptial) & Post-Marital Agreement

Are you looking to protect your financial interests before entering into a marriage? Prenuptial agreements are well accepted and recognized in todays society. A prenuptial agreement is effectively an agreement or contract entered into by individuals prior to marriage, which describes how property and/or other assets will be divided in the event of a marital dissolution or divorce. The prenuptial agreement effectively eliminates the questions or concerns with regards to how your property will be divided.

Legality of Prenuptial Agreements in Texas

Prenuptial agreements are well recognized and accepted by Texas courts. However, to ensure that your prenuptial agreement is upheld in Texas courts, it is very important to ensure that it is drafted appropriately and fully executed. Further, the prenuptial agreement must be drafted in accordance with certain contract formalities. If your prenuptial agreement is not properly drafted, is ambiguous or vague with respect to certain terms, or does not contain certain specific legal formalities, its terms may not be upheld.

To protect your financial interests and ensure the enforcement of your prenuptial agreement in Texas courts, we encourage you to contact the family law experts at K&M for your free, initial consultation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to discuss and recommend to you how best you can protect your financial interests. The experienced family law attorneys at K&M represent individuals throughout the Dallas-Fort WorthMetroplex, including Highland Park, Richardson, Plano, Allen, McKinney, Fort Worth, Frisco, Dallas County, Tarrant County, Denton County and Collin County.

Dallas-Fort Worth Postnuptial Agreement Lawyers

Many times, couples do not realize their need for an agreement that specifies their financial obligations, rights and interest until after they have been married. Under these circumstances, the postnuptial agreement attorneys at K&M will assist you in drafting a postnuptial or postmarital agreement that will protect your interests in all areas, including property division and spousal support.

To protect your financial interests, draft or review your postnuptial agreement, we encourage you to contact the family law experts at K&M for your free, initial consultation24 hours a day, 7 days a week to discuss and recommend to you how best you can protect your financial interests. The experienced family law attorneys at K&M represent individuals throughout the Dallas-Fort WorthMetroplex, including Highland Park, Richardson, Plano, Allen, McKinney, Fort Worth, Frisco, Dallas County, Tarrant County, Denton County and Collin County.