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Montgomery County PA Post-nuptial Agreement Attorney

When the wedding bells have stopped ringing and the honeymoon is over, couples may realize they need a more formal agreement about the state of their affairs. Call the Montgomery County PA family law attorneys at the Law Offices of Sheryl R. Rentz, PC today to help you and your spouse negotiate an agreement for this important document.

Foresight for Your Marriage and Family

Engaged couples and newlyweds do not always like to think about the possibility of a bad ending, but every couple needs a plan should divorce or death occur. Marriage is a complex legal relationship that intertwines two individuals' lives not just emotionally, but financially and as parents. If you and your spouse did not sign a pre-nuptial agreement, but now want the security of a long-reaching plan, you can draft and sign a post-nuptial agreement.

Post-nuptial agreements can cover just about any topic a couple wants from money to health issues such as smoking. The most common topics discussed in post-nuptial agreements have to do with finances and parenting. Financial considerations include existing and future checking and savings accounts, investments, retirement accounts, business interests, homes owned in common and debt including consumer and credit card debt, mortgages, car payments, student loans and tax liens. Parenting concerns include childcare, parenting plans and child support in Montgomery County PA.

When you got married, you agreed to care for each other no matter what. Even if your marriage does not last, you can ensure you care for each person in your family with a post-nuptial agreement. While you are both happy about the state of your relationship, you should discuss the difficult possibilities of divorce or death. When faced with one of these difficult situations, you will want to have a plan already in place. If you are getting divorced, you are not likely to think about what is most fair. If your spouse has just died, you will be grieving and not in a state of mind to make important decisions for your family.

The Best Plan for Your Family

If you and your spouse are considering a post-nuptial agreement as you move forward in your marriage, call the Law Offices of Sheryl R. Rentz, PC for legal counsel before making any binding decisions. Our Montgomery County PA family law lawyers will help you come to an agreement that looks out for the best interests of both husband and wife as well as any children that you may have. Let us help you plan for your family's future.