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Prenuptial Details

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Governing Law

Laws of which State will govern this agreement?

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Party Information
Future Husband
Full Name:
Referred Name:		(The name the party would like to be referred to as throughout the agreement. e.g. Pat)
City/Town:
State:	Select the State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Guam Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas U.S. Virgin Islands Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

Future Wife
Full Name:
Referred Name:		(The name the party would like to be referred to as throughout the agreement. e.g. Jesse)
City/Town:
State:	Select the State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Guam Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas U.S. Virgin Islands Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

Property

Do you want to make a list of each party's present property?

NoYes, as specified in an attached listYes, as specified below

What types of property should be treated as 

separate property?

All property unless there is                   proof of shared legal ownership                   Certain types of property may be treated                   as separate property                   In the event of separation, property                   ownership will not be influenced by this agreement

Choosing this option offers the highest degree of 'protection' for parties seeking to keep property separate.

Do you want to make a list of the parties' shared property?

No                   Yes, as specified in an attached list                   Yes, as specified below

How should shared property be assessed in the event of separation?

Each party will own 50% of the property                  Ownership will be based on the financial contribution of each party                  Other

Transfers From One Party to Another
Should the transfer of present or future property between the parties be evidenced in writing?	Yes          No

Debts
Do you want to make a list of each party's present debts?	No                   Yes, as specified in an attached                   list                   Yes, as specified below

What types of debts should be treated as separate debts?

All debts unless there is proof of a debt being          shared          Certain types of debts may be treated as separate debts          In the event of separation, debt obligation will not be          influenced by this agreement

Choosing this option offers the highest degree of 'protection' for parties seeking to keep debts separate.

Do you want to make a list of the parties' shared debts?

No             Yes, as specified in an attached list             Yes, as specified below

How would shared debts be assessed in the event of separation?

Each party will be responsible for 50% of the debt              Responsibility will be based on the financial contribution of each party              Other

Children
Dependent children from previous relationships?	No             Yes

Dependent children from parties' relationship?

No             Yes

Support

Will one party be entitled to support in the event of separation?

Each party agrees there will be                   no support                   Yes, as determined by law                   One party will be entitled to support                   Other

Who will be entitled?

Type of support: (choose all that apply)

Lump sum payment

Monthly Payment

Property (e.g. the motor vehicle)

Other

Estate Issues

Will a party be entitled to receive anything from the other party's estate?

Do not specify                   No                   Yes, certain rights will be granted as                   long as the parties are together                   Other

Additional Clauses

How many additional clauses do you want to create?

None                                        One                                        Two                                        Three                                        Four                                        Five                                        Six                                        Seven                                        Eight                                        Nine                                        Ten

Signing Details
Agreement to be signed?	Today                   This month                   Unsure

Where will the future husband be signing the document?

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Where will the future wife be signing the document?

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Party signing in front of?

No WitnessesOne WitnessTwo Witnesses

Agreement to be executed in front of a notary public?

Yes             No

Would you like each party to receive a Certificate of Independent Legal Advice?	Yes               No
Note: Each spouse is entitled to full and independent legal advice. It’s a good idea to have independent legal counsel as it prevents your future spouse from later claiming that they did not understand the terms of the prenuptial agreement.