How to Know If You Need a Prenup — And Why It’s OK to Ask For One

Written By Adah Koivula

When you get engaged, your first thoughts likely go to planning your dream wedding, finding the perfect dress and trying to envision what the rest of your life with your partner will look like. You likely are not thinking about a prenuptial agreement — but depending on your circumstances, this is something that should go on your pre-wedding checklist.

While a prenup doesn’t sound very romantic, it is a document that many people take comfort in having.

Contact me when you’re ready to draft your Prenup.

Selected excerpt(s) and linked article courtesy of Gabrielle Olya, yahoo (dot) com
Royalty-free photo courtesy of UnSplash

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