The timing really depends on how open and responsive both parties are. With full transparency, many agreements can be finalized in just a couple of weeks. If the details require more discussion or clarification, the process may extend to a couple of months. We recommend starting early so everything is signed well before your wedding or other important date.

Not at all! Today, prenuptial agreements are more common than ever. They bring clarity and peace of mind by outlining how assets, debts, and finances will be handled, protecting personal or family property, and preventing misunderstandings. Wanting one isn’t about expecting failure, it’s about valuing transparency and security.

Think about the assets, debts, and financial responsibilities you want to clarify before marriage. This can include property you already own, future inheritances, business interests, and how you’ll handle income or expenses during the marriage. It’s also important to be transparent with each other—full disclosure is key to making sure the agreement is fair and enforceable. And of course, having an experienced attorney guide you through the process can make it much smoother.