Key Components of a Valid Prenuptial Agreement
First and foremost, a valid prenuptial agreement should include a full disclosure of all assets and liabilities of both parties at the time the agreement is executed. This ensures that both parties are fully aware of what they are agreeing to give up or protect.
It is also recommended that both parties have independent legal counsel when drafting a prenuptial agreement. This helps ensure the enforceability of the agreement in the future and can prevent any challenges to its validity.
Ensuring Fairness in the Agreement
It is important that the prenuptial agreement is not so one-sided that it would be considered unfair or suspect. The agreement should provide some level of fairness and consideration for both parties involved.
Courts may consider the behavior of the parties during the marriage when interpreting the intent of the agreement. Therefore, it is important to have a clear and straightforward agreement that outlines the division of assets and any specific provisions for each party.
Take the Next Step to Protect Your Assets
If you are considering a prenuptial agreement and have questions about how to best protect your assets and family’s future, contact Tulsa Divorce Attorney Palmer Johnson at moms.law or call 918-770-7117 to set up a low-cost consultation. Get the guidance you need to ensure your prenuptial agreement is valid and provides the protection you desire.