Legally dissolving a marriage will involve multiple complex issues that will need to be addressed. When a couple decides to get a divorce, they may encounter disputes over many of these issues, and each spouse may struggle to address financial concerns and make sure they will be able to support themselves in the future. To help minimize these issues and protect the rights and interests of both parties, many couples will choose to enter into prenuptial agreements. However, while these agreements can offer some reassurance for spouses, they may be seen as unfair in some situations. Couples will need to understand when a prenuptial agreement will apply in the event of divorce and when it could potentially be challenged.
To ensure that issues related to prenuptial agreements will be handled correctly, a person who is planning to sign an agreement or get a divorce can work with an experienced family law attorney. At Weiss-Kunz & Oliver, LLC, we provide legal help and representation for those who need to address these issues. We can provide guidance when drafting and executing a prenuptial agreement, ensuring that a person understands the best ways to protect themselves and avoid uncertainty in a potential future divorce. We can also provide representation during the divorce process and determine how the terms of a prenuptial agreement will affect the outcome of the case. If necessary, we can take steps to challenge an unfair or unlawful prenuptial agreement or enforce the terms of an agreement that a couple had signed. Regardless of the circumstances of a case, we will advocate for our client's interests and help them determine the best approach to take to achieve success.
Understanding Prenuptial Agreements in Illinois
A prenuptial agreement, which is often referred to as a "prenup," is a contract that a couple may sign before they get married to determine how certain issues will be handled in the event of a divorce. These agreements can be helpful for protecting assets and managing expectations in a marriage. They can also help reduce uncertainty and minimize conflict during the divorce process.
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