Prenuptial Agreement
When a couple is about to get married, the scenario in which the couple might break up seems unrealistic. Nevertheless, reality and experience show that it is better to prepare in advance and "take steps to prepare for a blow" than to get caught up in the same situation when both partners are uncertain.
Signing a regulated and agreed financial agreement before marriage that handles all property matters between the couple may prevent friction, misunderstandings, fights, and prolonged conflicts when a couple wants to end the relationship.
It can be difficult for one of the spouses to sign a financial agreement. He can interpret this as a favor or a sign of distrust, but the opposite is true. Financial agreements prevent family conflicts and protect both parties, including those who end up in a marriage without assets. Its purpose is to preserve the rights and assets accumulated before the wedding and regulate subsequent economic relations.
A financial agreement may apply to all property or to a specific property. A financial agreement can be drawn up before marriage or during the years of marriage.
Office services:
- Draw up a financial agreement before/during the marriage
- Dealing with property disputes after signing a financial agreement
- Negotiations toward a financial agreement