White Plains Prenuptial Agreement Attorney
Many people today are concerned with preserving their hard-earned assets before marriage, and even afterwards when divorce becomes an unfortunate necessity. A prenuptial agreement and postnuptial agreement are ideal methods for protecting financial interests in a marriage. The Law Offices of Nicholas P. Barone assists clients throughout Westchester County and surrounding counties in drafting effective prenuptial or postnuptial agreements customized to meet their exact needs.
Attorney Nicholas P. Barone and his staff offer more than 17 years of sound family law advice and representation to clients. We have seen a wide range of situations and scenarios that enable us to understand and prepare the type of agreement that will protect and preserve each client's treasured assets and interests. Contact us for a consultation to discuss your needs.
Prenuptial Agreements to Protect Your Assets
Couples about to marry can use a prenuptial agreement (also called a "prenup") as a legal contract to establish clear directives regarding their individual property and financial assets in the event of divorce. While not everyone needs a prenuptial agreement, we take the time to listen to clients in order to understand their concerns and future objectives. We will then draft a prenup that offers effective protection they can count on in the years ahead.
Postnuptial Agreements for Peace of Mind
Couples who are married can also prepare a post-nuptial agreement (also called a “postnup”). Both spouses may have assets they have kept separate, or wish to define terms for spousal support, also known as spousal maintenance or alimony, or division of martial assets if they should choose to pursue a divorce. Our firm will draft a post-nuptial agreement that puts everyone's intentions in writing, and provides spouses with a certain peace of mind about the future security of their valued assets and property.
The Law Office of Nichols P. Barone knows that using a prenuptial agreement or postnuptial agreement can be a difficult decision. A prenup does not imply doubt in a marriage, but simply a desire for assurance. Deep ties in the communities we serve, and a sincere dedication to ethical and practical solutions to your legal concerns allow us to help ease your fears and provide practical counsel to resolve your legal concerns.
Call for New York Prenuptial Agreements Help: 914-683-8200
Contact us or call 914-683-8200 to arrange for a confidential consultation with a family lawyer committed to your success.
