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.

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?