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Overview
Generally, a prenuptial agreement (better known as a “prenup”) is a written contract between prospective spouses that outlines several rights and duties and how assets and debts will be divided in a divorce. Without a valid prenup, Texas law concerning separate and community property will apply. Unless the spouses agree otherwise in a final property settlement, they will keep their respective pre-marital property, and all assets acquired and debts incurred during the marriage will be divided in a “just and right” manner.
Prenuptial Agreements Can Cover a Variety of Important Matters Clients rely on Epstein Family Law to help them review, negotiate and craft prenups that can address a number of significant issues, including, but not limited to: Eachspouse’srightsandobligationsregarding assetsanddebts Thedistributionofpropertyintheeventofadivorce, separationordeath Managementandcontrolofproperty,including businessinterests Rightstospousalsupport Rightsuponthedeathofaspouse Whichstate’slawswillgoverninterpretationofthe agreement Theimpactofadulteryonpropertydivision
About Us
Guiding our clients with honesty and compassion through a difficult time in their lives is what drives everyone at Epstein Family Law. We have the experience of handling a wide range of family law issues, with the knowledge and skill to create a tailored approach to each case. Clients can count on our hustle, drive and determination – they are our commitment to your family, and your financial and future goals.
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