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Protecting Your Financial And Property Interests Through A Prenuptial Agreement

A marriage is not only a relationship. It is a legal partnership. While your relationship may be governed by you and your partner, your legal partnership is governed by the state of Maryland. Many engaged couples want to take over the legal control of their marriage, and they do this by entering into prenuptial relationships.

Deciding to draft and sign a prenuptial agreement does not mean you are expecting your marriage to fail. It means you want to stipulate the terms and conditions of your legal financial partnership.

Prenuptial agreements are important tools for those who are bringing substantial assets into marriage, those who are getting married for the second or third time, and those with children from previous relationships. When one fiancé has a large income, a significant debt load or is expecting an inheritance, it is also wise to consider creating a prenuptial agreement.

With offices in Bethesda, Silver Spring and Washington, D.C., our attorney at The Eleff Law Group, drafts and negotiates prenuptial agreements for clients throughout the region. With more than 40 years of legal experience, Susan Eleff has the proven knowledge and skill to protect your legal rights and interests as you prepare for marriage.

What Is In Your Prenuptial Agreement?

Not all prenuptial agreements are alike. Susan Eleff and her team will work with you to determine your needs and interests before drafting agreements that are beneficial to you. As your lawyer, Ms. Eleff will take the time to listen to your concerns, and deliver efficient and effective legal guidance.

Your prenuptial agreement may address any of the following issues, among others:

Learn More About Prenuptial Agreements

To discuss your concerns or needs regarding prenuptial agreements with The Eleff Law Group call 800-765-2662 or complete this form to schedule a legal consultation. Your initial legal consultation will be provided free of charge (certain limitations apply), and the contents of your conversation will be confidential.