Bergen County Prenuptial Agreement Lawyers
Creating Comprehensive Agreements for Clients in New Jersey
In today's society, roughly 50% of first marriages end in
divorce, and 60% of second marriages end in divorce. In the state of New Jersey,
marital property is divided on an equitable distribution basis if both
parties are unable to come to an agreement regarding the
division of their assets.
Should your marriage end in divorce, you could:
- Lose a significant amount of your assets
- Incur a significant amount of debt
However, you may be able to prevent significant loss through the use of
a prenuptial agreement. A prenuptial agreement is a contract or agreement
that two parties enter into before marriage. This agreement essentially
sets provisions for property division in the case of divorce.
Learn more about prenuptial agreements during a
free consultation with our firm.
Call our Hackensack family law attorneys at (201) 419-6223!
Already Married? Seek Protection from a Post-Nuptial Agreement
If you are already married, then you may also benefit from a post-nuptial
agreement. This is essentially the same agreement but it is entered into
after marriage. It is important that this contract it properly prepared,
and a Bergen County divorce attorney from our firm can help explain the
benefits in detail, as well as provide you with the assistance that you
need to properly prepare this document.
Let Moskowitz Law Group, LLC Help You Achieve Your Goals!
It is important that you are able to protect your assets and ensure that
your fiancé is marrying you for the correct reasons. At Moskowitz
Law Group, LLC, we understand the situation that you are facing. We know
how to help you pursue protection, and you can be sure that we will stand
by your side throughout the duration of your case if you choose to work with us.
Contact our office today to discuss your situation and to learn more about how our Hackensack family
law attorneys can help you.
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