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Without a prenuptial agreement, you and your children could lose a substantial part of your estate in the event of a divorce. David Winslow can advise you how to avoid such a tragedy. A post-nuptial agreement is a voluntary contract created after the wedding and during the marriage. Post-nuptial agreements can help resolve issues in a marriage by ending disagreements over finances, assets, children and even chores. The agreements can stop conflict and promote harmony. Post-nuptial agreements also can be beneficial if the financial status of either spouse changes, such as through a career change, an inheritance, change in investments or the selling of a business. The need for pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements becomes increasingly important as people's economic circumstances grow more complex. It is prudent that certain kinds of property acquired before and after a marriage be identified and their potential future disposition clearly agreed to. This helps avoid stress and litigation in the event of a divorce.
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