Marital Agreements

Today, many couples are marrying later in life for either financial or professional reasons. Subsequent marriages are likewise becoming more common. As a result, modern couples may have substantially more property entering into a marriage than couples of the past. Such property can include real property, real estate, inheritance, securities, business interests, retirement funds, pension plans, stock options, and other actual or potential sources of wealth.

Prenuptial or post-nuptial agreements can protect you and your extended family in the event of a marital breakdown. In order to ensure enforcement of your premarital or post-marital agreement, the Law Office of Jonathan N. Schatz is well versed in avoiding unnecessary mistakes that can lead to the invalidity of these agreements.