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Why You Should Consider Getting A Prenuptial Agreement If You Are Getting Remarried
According to statistical information, 67% of second marriages end in divorce. Because of this, many couples entering a second marriage will decide to create a prenuptial agreement before they wed. There is a lot of controversy over the subject of prenuptial agreements and whether they promote or encourage divorces; however, many people do not understand exactly what they are for, especially when couples use them for second marriages. If you are getting married for the second time, here are several things you should know about prenuptial agreements.
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Prenuptial Agreements: Is Yours Still Valid?
Signing a prenuptial agreement may have seemed like a great way to protect your assets, but things change after a few years of marriage. If your partner has significantly more wealth than they did at the beginning of your relationship, you might feel entitled to at least some of what you have accumulated as a couple in your time together. Often, prenuptial agreements are hard to get around, but there are some things you can do to try have the agreement tossed as you enter divorce proceedings.
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