A Prenup Provides Better Protection and More Certainty

A prenuptial agreement is a contract between two people who are getting married. The prenup defines what is separate property and what is marital property. The prenup establishes how property will be divided if the marriage should end.

Because most people enter marriage as a lifelong commitment, they may hesitate to have a prenuptial agreement. They are concerned that a prenup assumes the marriage will end in divorce or assumes a lack of trust.

At Stolar & Associates, our attorneys have counseled many people who are getting married. We have also helped many people unravel complex finances at the end of a marriage – whether it ends because of divorce, separation or death. With one client after another, we have learned the value of planning for whatever life may bring. Negotiating a prenup, in our experience, strengthens a marriage.

Like Every Couple, Every Prenup Is Unique.

Your marriage is different from any other; your prenup should be designed specifically for you. The lawyers at the Stolar firm take the time to listen to you and understand your concerns. Because we have extensive experience in family law, we can explain California laws and inform you of issues you may not have considered.

• A prenuptial agreement will determine how property will be divided if the marriage ends.
• The prenup will define what property is separate and what property belongs to the marriage.
• The premarital contract can protect the assets and rights of the couple and of their children and extended family.
• The prenup can establish how business interests will be owned and managed in the event the marriage ends.

Call an Experienced Prenup Attorney for a Free Consultation.

Every prenuptial agreement should reflect the unique circumstances of the couple involved. Each of you should be represented by a lawyer who will protect your interests and ensure that the prenup meets California legal requirements. Call 310.288.1828 or send us an e-mail.