Post Nuptial Agreements in Long Island
Long Island Divorce Lawyer
While a prenuptial agreement is entered into by couples prior to marriage, a post nuptial agreement is entered into by married couples to help avoid the expensive and emotionally sensitive disputes should the marriage regrettably end in divorce. Similar to selecting an insurance policy, an ever increasing number of married couples are choosing to enter into post-nuptial agreements. Divorce can be a very emotional and often adversarial process where the stresses and tensions can have a tremendously destructive impact on the lives of all involved, especially any children. Many happily married couples have chosen to take the pro-active step of entering into a post-nuptial agreement to help avoid expensive divorce litigation, to make decisions regarding
custody of the children, or to arrive at an agreement regarding
dividing assets. A successfully designed post-nuptial agreement absolutely requires the knowledgeable and seasoned guidance of a
Long Island divorce lawyer. The Kepanis Law Firm regularly works with celebrity clients and firm founder Douglas S. Kepanis, LL.M. has served as a legal consultant for FOX News, among others, and offers clients a proven record of success built upon the foundation of tireless and tenacious effort on behalf of clients. Voted the Top Law Firm on Long island, the firm is determined to protect their clients and aggressively pursue the results you deserve. They may be able to help you and your spouse thoughtfully and delicately design a post nuptial agreement that gives you the security of avoiding the worst aspects of divorce and allowing you to focus on building your lives together.
Post Nuptial Agreement Requirements
Entering into a post nuptial agreement with your spouse requires the following conditions be met:
- Full disclosure of all assets by both parties
- The agreement must be completely voluntary on the part of both parties
- There can be no coercion or duress
- The agreement must be reasonable with no unconscionable elements
- The agreement must be in writing, be signed by both parties and notarized
A well thought out and carefully executed post nuptial agreement can help you avoid the stress of common divorce disputes over issues such as spousal support,
child support, or
dividing property. A skilled and professional attorney from the firm will attentively listen to you and may be able to help you draft a post nuptial agreement that best meets your goals.
Contact a Long Island divorce lawyer
from the firm to help give you and your spouse peace of mind knowing you have protected yourself from the worst should your marriage unfortunately end in divorce.