Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements
Premarital and postmarital agreements can help couples define property rights, protect family businesses, address estate planning expectations, and reduce uncertainty.
Moravec, Varga & Mooney assists clients with careful agreement planning that considers California law, family goals, and long-term financial needs.
Agreement Planning May Address
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When a marital agreement may be useful
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One or both spouses own a business
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Either spouse has children from a prior relationship
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One spouse expects to receive inherited or gifted assets
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The couple wants clarity about separate and community property
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Estate planning expectations should be documented before or during marriage
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The couple wants to reduce future uncertainty or conflict
How the Process Usually Works
Premarital and postmarital agreement planning often involves financial disclosure, discussion of goals, separate legal review, negotiation, drafting, and coordination with estate planning documents.
Careful preparation can help the agreement reflect the couple’s intentions and reduce later disputes.
Prenuptial and Postnuptial FAQs
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Speak With a California Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreement Attorney
Whether you are planning for marriage, protecting separate property, updating financial arrangements, or considering a postnuptial agreement, Moravec, Varga & Mooney can help you understand your options and prepare agreements tailored to your goals.