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When two people decide to get married the thought of finances, divorce, and hiring a lawyer is usually not in question. Talking about the potentially ugly ‘what ifs’ is seen as unromantic or a sign that there’s a lack of trust. After all, money is the cause of many marital issues. When getting married is on the table you don’t want to sour the relationship. But, that may be an outdated way of thinking about your future spouse and the relationship you will build together.

Divorce happens. Any marriage can benefit from a prenuptial agreement, especially those where the couples have significant wealth. Protecting each spouse’s assets in the event of the unthinkable divorce or separation is becoming more and more commonplace.

If you’re looking to find out more about prenuptial agreements contact The Edwards Law Group. Our firm focuses exclusively on family law and we have over 15 years of experience to back our success. Deciding where and how your assets, property, and personal items will be handled before a divorce can save you time and stress. Contact us today at 770.723.7211 or hit the button below to learn more.

Prenuptial Agreements in Georgia

A marriage is essentially a contract. Prenuptial agreements are no different. A prenuptial agreement (Prenup) is a contract between two consenting adults which becomes active once a marriage takes place. Prenups help to settle issues that might arise in the case of a divorce. These issues relate to the separation of marital and premarital assets.

The benefit of a prenup is that before two people are married, they decide how the division of property works, including who has the right to buy, sell, use, or transfer property and assets. It can also detail how spousal support (alimony) might work; in other words, if and how much alimony could theoretically be awarded. A prenup can decide which spouse would receive alimony and how a modification to alimony would be handled.

What Prenups Can’t Do

C hild custody and child support decisions cannot be decided in a prenup agreement. A child support and custody agreement must include a judge’s decision of the child’s well-being and best interests at the time of a divorce. Thus, they cannot be decided beforehand.

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Family law can be emotionally charged. Family law often involves the most personal and private matters that an individual can face. It doesn’t help that complex legal issues are intertwined and many people can feel lost or hopeless when it comes to marriage, divorce, child support and custody. Our Atlanta family law firm prides itself in taking on the ‘ugly’ in family law cases so our clients don’t have to.

We serve all of the Atlanta metro area including Fulton County, Cobb County, DeKalb County, Douglas, Paulding, Fayette County, and Clayton County. Call 770-723-7211 or contact us online to schedule an appointment with a firm that understands your situation and can provide realistic, individualized solutions.

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Prenuptial Agreements – Atlanta Family Law Firm

Prenuptial Agreements in Georgia

What Prenups Can’t Do

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