PRE-MARITAL AND POST-MARITAL AGREEMENTS
Soaking in all the happy times that tag along with engagement and marriage are ideal. Very few marry with the idea of divorce, but a cold fact is that many of those marriages do end in divorce.
The attorneys and staff of Brady Law Firm, P.A., are available to discuss your unique circumstances. Call us at: (305) 358-7688
Protect Your Property & Your Future
At Brady Law Firm, PA., we are here to help you face the unforeseen reality of these events.
Many of our clients have worked hard for their educations, careers, and their assets. We assure you that those milestones that you have accomplished will remain in the limelight. Choosing Brady Law Firm, P.A., is wise when preparing for the next steps in this process that will lead to endless possibilities.
Ways to Properly Prepare
- Enter into a pre-marital/prenuptial agreement before marriage
- Enter into a post-marital agreement following marriage
The goal is to protect the assets that a person owned before marriage and may also establish rights to assets and earnings acquired during marriage.
Marital agreements may also address the issues of alimony in the event of a divorce and typically place limits on the duration and on the amount of alimony. Entering into such agreements does not mean that spouses or future spouses do not love or trust one another. An agreement means that the person is aware of life’s realities and removes much of the uncertainty. At Brady Law Firm, we do not view such agreements as “unromantic” or “insensitive” but rather as practical planning tools.
The lawyers at Brady Law Firm will take you through each step in preparing the appropriate agreement which uniquely protects you and achieves your goals.
The lawyers and staff of Brady Law Firm, P.A., will meet with you and discuss your goals and determine the marital or nuptial agreement appropriate for you.
No matter is too big or too small. You can trust that your case is in the best hands. The attorneys and staff of Brady Law Firm, P.A., are available to discuss your unique circumstances and to determine whether grounds exist to modify your Final Judgment or the defenses available to you if you are served with a pre-marital and post-marital agreement. Call us at:
(305) 358-7688

