The Texas Family Code defines a prenuptial agreement as “an agreement between prospective spouses made in contemplation of marriage.” It’s not exactly a romantic document, but it can do a lot of good to protect yourself and your property in the event of a divorce.
As seasoned advisors, we provide compassionate representation and personalized advice. We make the process of drafting and discussing premarital agreements as efficient as possible. We pride ourselves on being straightforward and can address any legal concerns you may have throughout your marriage.
To ensure a secure marriage, you’ll want San Antonio’s most experienced family lawyers to handle your prenuptial agreement. With over 30 years of combined experience, we can manage the prenup process in a way that secures your assets and is fair to your future spouse.
We will walk you through the details of prenuptial agreement law so that you understand your options and can make the best choice for your relationship. When you need help securing your assets, you can rely on Bineham & Gillen to provide you honest work with invaluable experience.
There are a lot of reasons a couple should get a prenup. The most common reason for prenuptial agreements is one or both parties coming into the marriage with significant wealth, property and other assets. A couple might also choose to get a prenup if one spouse comes into the marriage with a significant amount of debt.
Couples who are marrying for a second time are usually more inclined to agree to a prenup. While this process can be a delicate topic to bring up with a future spouse, it can be very important for securing both of your futures. By discussing your financial situation with your partner, you can begin your marriage with a mutual understanding and improve your ability to discuss money matters moving forward.
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