Protecting Your Assets With Nuptial Agreements
Despite the rumors and myths, a prenuptial agreement is not a recipe for disaster. It does not portend the doom of your marriage. It is not a sign that couples do not trust or love one another enough to make their marriage work. Rather, it is a safety net to protect you and your loved ones and to preserve your assets, just in case. If you are considering a prenuptial/postnuptial agreement or believe your agreement is invalid because of undue influence, the New Jersey Law Offices of Douglas I. Krompier MBA LLC can help.
Douglas I. Krompier MBA LLC has accrued nearly three decades of relevant experience in finance, economics, accounting, tax, investment, real estate, banking, and college-level teaching. With his distinctive knowledge and aggressive style of representation, you can be confident your interests will be protected. Contact us in Freehold for an initial consultation.
Attorney Douglas I. Krompier MBA LLC encourages engaged couples to develop contingency plans, or prenuptial agreements, while their mutual love and respect is strong. This allows a couple to control the outcome and the expense of a divorce should that day come, far into the future. He also works with married couples to develop postnuptial agreements detailing their mutually acceptable and legally binding plans for property division and other related matters rather than relying on an impersonal and overworked judge to make the decision.
Unfortunately, the Statistics Are Not in Your Favor
When you are madly in love with the woman of your dreams, separation and divorce are the furthest thoughts from your mind. You want to marry that woman and make her yours forever. Unfortunately, current statistics indicate that roughly half of all first-time marriages will end in divorce. For remarried couples, the percentage of failed marriages is even higher.
Though you plan to live happily ever after, your marriage actually has, at best, a 50/50 chance of survival. Should the day come when your relationship is broken and your marriage is dissolved, having an agreement in place will protect you from losing the assets you worked so hard to gain. For couples with children from former relationships, a prenup will keep your assets in the family rather than transferring them to your ex-wife.
Taking Precautions Is a Sign of Respect and Love
A prenuptial agreement is a valuable component of a solid relationship. Whether you are fresh out of college with few assets to your name or a successful business owner, establishing a prenuptial agreement is a wise decision before getting married. Protect your best interests and those of your wife by calling the Law Offices of Douglas I. Krompier MBA LLC. Attorney Krompier wants to help you address the "what if" as you plan for the "I do." Contact us today for representation in Monmouth County, Middlesex County, Ocean County, and beyond.
