Prenuptial Agreement Lawyer In Buffalo
Anticipate Problems with Our Buffalo Divorce Attorneys
A prenuptial agreement can be considered an insurance policy against the worst-case scenario. Prior to your marriage, it is wise to assess each party's assets and come to an agreement regarding what would happen should a separation or divorce occur. This decision protects both parties and sometimes can even help resolve financial conflict before the marriage begins.
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Protecting Your Future
In order for your agreement to be considered valid, it must meet certain criteria. If the agreement does not meet these requirements, you run the risk of having an agreement that cannot be enforced in the event of a separation or divorce.
With over four decades of experience, our Buffalo divorce lawyers at The Rossi Law Firm are skilled and experienced in drafting and analyzing prenuptial agreements, and we are often able to foresee potential issues before they cause problems later on, allowing us to create a tailored approach based on the specific needs of each client.
We review your agreement for all circumstances, including:
- Anticipated increase in salary or income
- Hidden assets that are unknown to either party
- Custody scenarios for your children
- Considerations of existing debt
- Acknowledgement of caring for elderly parents
- Business ownership and specifications for responsibility
Can a Prenuptial Agreement Protect Future Assets?
In New York State, a prenuptial agreement can include provisions to protect future assets. For those with a higher earning capacity, or individuals with significant business interests, a prenup can protect future assets from being exposed to a distribution in any divorce.
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In the event of a divorce or separation, a prenuptial agreement can save costly time by setting forth a plan for the distribution of assets, allowing each party to move forward with peace of mind knowing the specific scenario that would be in place. Our job as your divorce attorney is to protect you and your interests in the event of a divorce or separation, and this can often be done by way of a prenuptial agreement.
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