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Dallas Premarital Agreement Attorneys
Protecting Your Rights Before and During Your Marriage
Premarital and postmarital agreements are things that many people have misconceptions about. They are not simply agreements for protecting the money of wealthy individuals from a divorce; they are valuable tools for anyone interested in clearly spelling out their rights during and after a marriage.
At O'Neil & Attorneys in Dallas, we work closely with men and women in Texas, crafting agreements before or during a marriage. Whether you are in need of a simple agreement to spell out the terms of a future property settlement or you are interested in a more complex agreement dealing with spousal maintenance and other issues, you can rely on us to help you arrive at an outcome that protects your interests.
To discuss your needs with a dedicated family law attorney, please call our firm at 972-499-4558 or toll free 866-959-4330.
Premarital Agreements
Also known as a prenuptial agreement, it is a contract between two people who are intending to marry. The content of the agreement can vary wildly based on the unique circumstances of the couple. The most common provisions contained in these agreements involve the confirmation of the separate property or debts, while other provisions can include:
- How to handle income during the marriage
- Division of property or spousal support in the event of divorce
- Designation of the spouses or other persons in wills and estate planning documents
- Waiver of reimbursement rights
- How to handle separate property upon the death of a spouse
Postmarital Agreements
These agreements can be used for a number of reasons. Many couples will create a postmarital agreement, similar in content to a premarital agreement, during periods of marital problems in an attempt to be organized in the event of a divorce. In other cases, these agreements are put in place prior to an attempt to reconcile, making sure there is a fallback plan if divorce becomes necessary.
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To learn more about premarital or postmarital agreements, contact a lawyer from our firm today.





