Oklahoma City Prenuptial Agreement Lawyer

Prenuptial agreements are a method of anticipating and solving potential issues that would otherwise be decided by a judge in a divorce or after a spouse’s passing. 

Prenups commonly cover one or more of the following issues regarding each spouse:

• Entitlement to death benefits from the other's insurance policy
• The division of assets and debts upon death or divorce
• The ownership and management of a family business upon death or divorce
• The right to separate or marital property
• The right to the gifts or inheritances of the other
• The right to use or sell property during the marriage
• Who is entitled to alimony in the event of divorce

What Cannot Be Included in a Prenuptial Agreement?

Prenuptial agreements do not include child custody clauses as couples typically don’t have children together before getting married. Child custody issues must be resolved during the divorce process. 

What is the Difference Between Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements?

Prenuptial Agreements happen before marriage and Postnuptial Agreements happen after marriage. Each of these documents spell out how a couple with divide their assets.