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Can I Protect My Business Ownership With a Prenup or Postnup in Texas?
Learn More: Can I Protect My Business Ownership With a Prenup or Postnup in Texas?If you own a business and you are getting married in Texas, here is the thing most people do not realize until it is too late: the growth of your business during the marriage may not belong entirely to you anymore. Texas community property law presumes that assets accumulated during a marriage belong equally to…
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The Four Elements of a Legally Sound Prenup
Learn More: The Four Elements of a Legally Sound PrenupA prenuptial agreement that does not hold up in court is worse than no prenup at all. It creates a false sense of security, costs money to draft, and then fails at exactly the moment it was supposed to protect you. The difference between a prenup that gets enforced and one that gets thrown out…
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Four Reasons Why You Should Have a Prenuptial Agreement
Learn More: Four Reasons Why You Should Have a Prenuptial AgreementA prenuptial agreement, also known as a prenup, is a legally binding contract entered into by a couple before they get married or enter into a civil partnership. While discussing and considering a prenuptial agreement may seem unromantic, it can provide important benefits and protection for both parties. The following are four reasons why couples should…
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When is a Prenuptial Agreement Voidable in Texas?
Learn More: When is a Prenuptial Agreement Voidable in Texas?A prenuptial agreement is an excellent way for soon-to-be newlyweds to reach an agreement about how their assets would be divided in the event that the couple does not stay married forever. They can be, however, drastically unfair to one spouse. Consider the classic situation where a prenuptial agreement is used—when there is significant income or net-worth…

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