Boulder Postnuptial Agreement Attorney
Protecting Your Property After Your “I Do”
No matter how long your engagement was, it likely passed in the blink of an eye. These fleeting premarital periods often leave couples without sufficient time to draft a prenup that they feel protects both of their interests. Luckily, there is still time to create an equally protective postnuptial agreement.
Call Barre M. Sakol, P.C. for help drafting your postnuptial agreement in Boulder: (720) 999-9506.
The Difference Between a Prenup and a Postnup
Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements offer nearly identical protections. Both documents can modify, affirm, or waive certain legal rights to marital and separate property. The main differentiator is when the agreement is drafted.
The Difference Between a Postnuptial Agreement and a Separation Agreement
Postnuptial agreements are most frequently made after spouses agree to stay together, but simply want to lay the groundwork to better protect their individual wealth. Separation agreements, on the other hand, are made when a couple reaches the decision to end their marriage.
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