Piscataway Family Law Attorneys

04

Jan 2019

Why Every Law Enforcement Officer Should Have A Prenuptial Agreement

I recently overheard a conversation between two law enforcement officers that went something like this: Guy #1: “Did you hear Smith is getting married?” Guy #2 “Yeah, he’s so young. We should talk him out of it.” Guy #1: “We’ll give him a gift certificate for the divorce.” (laughter) Me: “No! Just tell him to do a prenup!” Guy #1: “He doesn’t need a prenup. He’s a rookie. He doesn’t have ...

Posted By Christina Previte, Esq.

13

Nov 2017

Do I Need a Pre-Nup?

The beginning of a marriage is an exciting time. The couple will start building their future together, typically combining resources and making future financial and life decisions together. Of course, during this happy and hopeful time, no one likes to think about what will happen if the relationship does not work out. Although a pre-nuptial agreement can be an excellent way to protect yourself in ...

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12

May 2017

Prenuptial Basics

At the beginning of a marriage, no one wants to think about it ending in divorce. Most couples prefer to focus on the positives of getting married and the future together. Some prospective spouses prefer to plan for the unfortunate possibility of divorce, and so will choose to hire an attorney to draft a prenuptial agreement. A prenuptial agreement is essentially a contact between potential ...

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27

Aug 2015

I Want To Have A Prenuptial Agreement: Now What?

Prenuptial Agreement Series — Part 2 This is how we often see things happen: So I want to get a Prenuptial Agreement. I’ve already talked to my fiancé. We agreed to certain terms so I’ll just call around, have an attorney draft a quickie Prenuptial Agreement on the cheap for us to sign the week before the wedding. I’m sure my fiancé will sign it since we’ve already talked about everything. That is ...

Posted By Previte Nachlinger

26

Aug 2015

A Prenuptial Agreement Isn't Just For Rich People

Prenuptial Agreement Series - Part I It is a common misconception that a Prenuptial Agreement is only for the wealthy. Just because you don’t have real estate like Donald Trump or a six-figure contract like Johnny Football doesn’t mean that a Prenuptial Agreement doesn’t have value to you. You may be protecting your income or the minimal assets you are bringing into the marriage or you may be ...

Posted By Previte Nachlinger