The topic of
prenuptial agreements is somewhat contentious in American society today. Some people think they're
necessary, some people think they're an onerous legal issue that only
a few people need. Here are some common myths and the truth about prenuptial
agreements.
Myth: Prenuptial agreements are only necessary if either or both spouses
have a lot of money.
Truth:
Divorce can be financially devastating for many people, especially those who do
not have a solid prenuptial agreement in place. In addition to protecting
your assets, this prenup also gives you a chance to talk honestly about
expected finances and contributions to the marriage.
Myth: Prenuptial agreements have to cover every anticipated aspect of
the potential divorce.
Truth: Prenuptial agreements cover what you want them to. If you are only
concerned about a particular issue, such as the
division of assets or debt, then that is all it needs cover.
Contact a Raleigh Divorce Attorney at Hopper Law for more information about prenuptial agreements.
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