Ani Mason, a New York-based divorce lawyer and mediator, recently noticed more clients were asking her to prepare prenuptial agreements.
As more people marry later in life, the benefits of having a prenup are clear.
Crafting an agreement that speaks specifically to your situation allows a couple to flesh out each individual's expectations about how they will manage their finances in the future. It also defines how pre-existing assets will be treated.
If you are already married, but haven't drafted your own prenup, state law already defines the terms of your economic partnership.
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