Pre- & Postnuptial Agreements

Protecting Your Future With Clear Agreements

A marriage is both a personal commitment and a legal contract. Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements help couples establish clear expectations about finances and property, reducing uncertainty and protecting both spouses in the event of divorce or death.

Why Consider a Prenup or Postnup?

• Protect Family Wealth – Safeguard inheritance, trust funds, or family-owned businesses.

• Clarify Property Ownership – Define which assets are community property and which remain separate.

• Plan for Business Interests – Protect business partners by establishing what happens to ownership shares in case of divorce.

• Reduce Conflict – Couples who set expectations in advance often avoid future disputes.

• Spousal Support Arrangements – Address alimony in a fair, agreed-upon way.

Arizona Community Property Laws

Without an agreement, Arizona’s community property laws apply, meaning assets and debts acquired during the marriage are typically divided equally. Prenups and postnups allow you to customize these rules to fit your situation.

Enforceability in Arizona

To be valid, an agreement must be:

• Voluntary and free from coercion

• Written and signed by both parties

• Full disclosure of assets and debts must be provided

How We Help

We carefully draft, review, and negotiate agreements to ensure they are fair, enforceable, and reflect your wishes.

Thinking about a prenup or postnup? Let us help you secure your future with confidence.