Prenuptial agreements, or prenups, are crucial tools for couples planning to marry, providing clarity and protection concerning financial matters should the marriage end. However, their enforceability can be challenged, leading to potential invalidation. Understanding how prenups can be invalidated and how to avoid these pitfalls is essential for ensuring your agreement stands the test of time.

According to the National Marriage Project, couples who reported disagreements about finances once per week were over 30% more likely to divorce than couples who reported disagreements about finances less frequently. There are certain common money mistakes couples make that we see repeatedly in our divorce cases. These mistakes and disagreements cause tension in the relationship and can even destroy a marriage.

Financial infidelity occurs when couples with combined finances lie to each other about money. It can include hiding debt, purchases, or financial accounts from a partner. Financial disagreements are stronger predictors of divorce relative to other common marital disagreements.

TMZ is reporting that Britney Spears has settled her divorce from Sam Asghari. The Petition for Dissolution of Marriage was filed by Sam on August 16, 2023. Settling a divorce, especially a high net worth divorce, in less than nine months is impressive. So, how did they do it?

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Half of U.S. adults say they're open to signing a prenup, according to new data. This is a major jump from years prior. And guess what? Prenups are not only for the rich and famous - in fact, many of our prenup clients are just like you: business owners, doctors, lawyers, tech industry executives, and creatives. So, why is the popularity of prenups rising?