Prenuptial And Postnuptial Agreements

Helping Families Plan For Their Financial Future

When two people are considering marriage, no one wants to think about the possibility of ending up in a stressful and contentious divorce. The reality is that many marriages end in divorce, however. Many problems can be avoided by taking the proper steps ensure that your financial future and your property are protected in the event that the relationship does not go as intended.

I am attorney Michael E. Eisenberg, and I have extensive experience helping clients with prenuptial and postnuptial agreements. These agreements can help you avoid a courtroom battle over the division of property after a divorce. If you need help with any aspect of these agreements, from the initial negotiating and drafting, to disputes over proper enforcement, I can help. With decades of experience, I provide professional legal counsel and exceptional client service to every client I represent.

To schedule a free and confidential consultation with an experienced Montgomery County, PA, prenuptial and postnuptial agreement attorney, please contact me at 267-728-4535 or 800-851-2534. Located in Hatboro, Pennsylvania, my law office serves clients throughout the Philadelphia metropolitan area.

Prenuptial Agreements

Prior to marriage, a couple may enter into a prenuptial agreement. Such an agreements gives you the ability to avoid the normal operation of Pennsylvania’s equitable distribution law. It allows you and your spouse to decide for yourselves how to handle the division of marital property upon divorce, if one should occur.

If a Pennsylvania prenuptial agreement does not meet the requirements of the law or fails to address the particular situation you and your spouse are in, it may be help unenforceable by the court. A cookie-cutter prenuptial agreement has little or no value. I can help you form a prenuptial agreement that addresses your situation, specifically, and that meets the standards required by law. This can, in turn, make the divorce process a much less painful and uncertain process.

Postnuptial Agreements

In some cases, couples may realize the need for a legal understanding only after they have gotten married. In this case, a postnuptial agreement may be the right solution. These contracts are formed after marriage with the intent to formalize the understanding of what is and is not marital property. If property should not be subject to the standard equitable distribution process, there should be a postnuptial agreement making that clear. I provide thoughtful counsel and representation to clients who wish to take steps to protect their new business venture, safeguard family property or inheritances, or exclude a property purchase from distribution by properly executing a postnuptial agreement.

Hatboro Marriage Contract Attorney

I help partners protect themselves and plan for the future. Contact me at 267-728-4535 or 800-851-2534 to arrange a free confidential consultation with an experienced premarital agreement lawyer.