Prenuptial Agreement

Who is getting Married?

The terms "Husband" and "Wife" do not correlate with the person's gender and are solely used to identify the individual in this Agreement.

Husband's Name

Wife's Name

Mailing Address

Does the COUPLE reside at the SAME ADDRESS?

Does the COUPLE reside at the SAME ADDRESS? YesNo

Couple's Address

Street Address

Address Line 2

City

State

ZIP Code

Husband's Address

Street Address

Address Line 2

City

State

ZIP Code

Wife's Address

Street Address

Address Line 2

City

State

ZIP Code

Valid Reasons for Divorce

This Prenup will ONLY be valid for the following reasons for Divorce:

This Prenup will ONLY be valid for the following reasons for Divorce: Irreconcilable Differences (most common)Alcoholism/Drug AddictAdulteryPrison SentenceOther

This Agreement WILL REMAIN valid if the following commit adultery:

This Agreement WILL REMAIN valid if the following commit adultery: Either SpouseHusbandWife

Prison sentence equal to or greater than:

Months

Enter any VALID reasons for Divorce:

Engagement Period

Does the Couple have to get married by a SPECIFIC DATE?

Does the Couple have to get married by a SPECIFIC DATE? YesNo

For this Agreement to be valid, some couples to be preferred to be married by a specific date.

When must the Couple get married?

Within the nextMonths

Minor Children

Are there any Minor Children?

Are there any Minor Children? YesNo

Either as a couple or separately.

Are any of the Minor Children from OUTSIDE the Couple?

Are any of the Minor Children from OUTSIDE the Couple? YesNo

Select Yes if any of the minor children have parents that are not of both spouses.

How many Minor Children?

Children Outside the Couple

Child's Name

Child's Date of Birth

Child is of:

Child is of: Husband (only)Wife (only)Both

2nd Child's Name

2nd Child's Date of Birth

2nd Child is of:

2nd Child is of: Husband (only)Wife (only)Both

3rd Child's Name

3rd Child's Date of Birth

3rd Child is of:

3rd Child is of: Husband (only)Wife (only)Both

4th Child's Name

4th Child's Date of Birth

4th Child is of:

4th Child is of: Husband (only)Wife (only)Both

5th Child's Name

5th Child's Date of Birth

5th Child is of:

5th Child is of: Husband (only)Wife (only)Both

6th Child's Name

6th Child's Date of Birth

6th Child is of:

6th Child is of: Husband (only)Wife (only)Both

7th Child's Name

7th Child's Date of Birth

7th Child is of:

7th Child is of: Husband (only)Wife (only)Both

8th Child's Name

8th Child's Date of Birth

8th Child is of:

8th Child is of: Husband (only)Wife (only)Both

9th Child's Name

9th Child's Date of Birth

9th Child is of:

9th Child is of: Husband (only)Wife (only)Both

10th Child's Name

10th Child's Date of Birth

10th Child is of:

10th Child is of: Husband (only) Wife (only)Both

11th Child's Name

11th's Child's Date of Birth

11th Child is of:

11th Child is of: Husband (only)Wife (only)Both

12th Child's Name

12th Child's Date of Birth

12th Child is of:

12th Child is of: Husband (only)Wife (only)Both

13th Child's Name

13th Child's Date of Birth

13th Child is of:

13th Child is of: Husband (only)Wife (only)Both

14th Child's Name

14th Child's Date of Birth

14th Child is of:

14th Child is of: Husband (only)Wife (only)Both

15th Child's Name

15th Child's Date of Birth

15th Child is of:

15th Child is of: Husband (only)Wife (only)Both

Support

The Minor Children outside of the Couple will be supported by:

The Minor Children outside of the Couple will be supported by: Each Spouse shall provide for their own childrenthe Couple (together)Other

This is for support during the Marriage (only).

Enter how the Minor Children will be supported during the Marriage:

Alimony

Will there be ALIMONY in the event of a Divorce?

Will there be ALIMONY in the event of a Divorce? YesNo

Alimony, or "spousal support", is the payment from a spouse to another after the Marriage is terminated.

Alimony shall be paid by:

Alimony shall be paid by: Husband to the WifeWife to the Husband

Term (Alimony)

Payment manner:

Payment manner: for a Fixed Periodin Perpetuity (until death or re-marriage of the receiving Spouse)Other

How long will the Alimony be paid for?

Five (5) years is common but can be any period of time agreed to by the parties.

Month(s)Year(s)

Payment (Alimony)

Will the Alimony Payment be the SAME AMOUNT for the entire period?

Will the Alimony Payment be the SAME AMOUNT for the entire period? YesNo (different amounts)

It's common the payments decrease over time as the other spouse "gets on their feet."

Alimony Payment

per Monthper Year

Enter the Alimony payments and periods:

Enter the Alimony Payments:

One (1) Time Payment

Will there be a One (1) Time Payment in the event of a Divorce?

Will there be a One (1) Time Payment in the event of a Divorce? YesNo

This is separate from the Alimony Payments and is a one (1) time payment when the divorce is finalized.

Who will make the One (1) Time Payment?

Who will make the One (1) Time Payment? Husband to the WifeWife to the Husband

One (1) Time Payment

This is a one (1) time payment that is made upon judgment or the divorce decree is issued.

Earnings

Earnings DURING the Marriage are owned by:

Earnings DURING the Marriage are owned by: each Spouse (separately)the Couple (jointly)

Earnings are defined as salaries, bonuses, personal payments, gifts, dividends, distributions, and any other income.

Bank Accounts

Will the Couple keep their own SEPARATE Bank Accounts?

Will the Couple keep their own SEPARATE Bank Accounts? Yes, each Spouse will KEEP their own separate bank accountsNo, the Couple will MERGE their bank accounts into a joint accountOther

Describe the Bank Account ownership:

Disability

In the event of a DISABILITY, each Spouse:

In the event of a DISABILITY, each Spouse: Pledges to the other that they will take care of them indefinitelyDoes Not Pledge to the other that they will take care of them indefinitely

Change of Circumstance

Can this Agreement be Re-Negotiated with a 'Change of Circumstance'?

Can this Agreement be Re-Negotiated with a 'Change of Circumstance'? YesNo

In the case of job loss or disability.

Change of Circumstance is limited to:

Change of Circumstance is limited to: Job LossDisabilityOther

Describe:

Health Insurance

Health Insurance will be provided by

Health Insurance will be provided by each Spouse is responsible for their ownHusband will provide to the WifeWife will provide to the Husband

This is in the event of a Divorce. Which parties will be responsible for health insurance.

Health Insurance includes:

Health Insurance includes: MedicalDentalVision CareOther

Enter OTHER Health Benefits:

How long will Health Insurance be provided?

How long will Health Insurance be provided? as long as the Alimony periodfor a Fixed Term

Health Insurance shall be provided for:

Month(s)Year(s)

Health insurance will be provided for:

Month(s)Year(s)

Marital Home

Does either Spouse own a Home?

Does either Spouse own a Home? YesNo

Who owns the Home?

Who owns the Home? HusbandWifethe Couple (jointly)

Who will own the Home AFTER a Divorce?

Who will own the Home AFTER a Divorce? the Couple (jointly)HusbandWife

Property Address

Street Address

Address Line 2

City

State

ZIP Code

Financial Disclosure

Will the Spouses be disclosing their FINANCIALS to one another?

Will the Spouses be disclosing their FINANCIALS to one another? Yes (recommended)No

Do you want to enter the Husband's and Wife's Financials now?

Do you want to enter the Husband's and Wife's Financials now? Yes, we will both enter our Financials nowNo, we will both add later (in an Attachment)

Husband's Property and Assets:

Husband's Debts and Liabilities:

Wife's Property and Assets:

Wife's Debts and Liabilities:

Assets BEFORE the Marriage

Property and assets BEFORE the Marriage will be owned by:

Property and assets BEFORE the Marriage will be owned by: each Spouse (separately)the Couple (jointly)

For example, if "the Couple" is selected, all assets of both spouses will be merged together. If a divorce occurs, all assets would be split equally between the spouses.

Assets DURING the Marriage

Property and assets DURING the Marriage will be owned by:

Property and assets DURING the Marriage will be owned by: each Spouse (separately)the Couple (jointly)

For example, if "the Couple" is selected, all assets accumulated during the Marriage will be merged together. If a divorce occurs, all assets would be split equally between the spouses.

Debts BEFORE the Marriage

Debts and liabilities BEFORE the Marriage will be owned by:

Debts and liabilities BEFORE the Marriage will be owned by: each Spouse (separately)the Couple (jointly)

For example, if "the Couple" is selected, all debts accumulated before the Marriage will be merged together. If a divorce occurs, all debts would be split equally between the spouses, no matter the individual debts owed.

Debts DURING the Marriage

Debts and liabilities DURING the Marriage will be owned by:

Debts and liabilities DURING the Marriage will be owned by: each Spouse (separately)the Couple (jointly)

For example, if "the Couple" is selected, all debts accumulated during the Marriage will be merged together. If a divorce occurs, all debts would be split equally between the spouses, no matter the individual debts owed.

Inheritance

In the event of Divorce, will each Spouse remain in the other Will?

In the event of Divorce, will each Spouse remain in the other Will? No, remove from their estateYes, remain in their estate

This is in case there is a Divorce and the Couple doesn't change their estate plans. This confirms whether or not each Spouse would like the other to remain as a beneficiary if they should die.

Additional Terms & Conditions

Will there be any ADDITIONAL Terms or Conditions?

Will there be any ADDITIONAL Terms or Conditions? YesNo

This is the last chance to include anything in this Prenuptial Agreement before it is finalized.

Additional Terms & Conditions:

Governing Law

Where will the Couple be married?

This should be the state where the Couple will reside and whose laws will govern the Agreement.

Signing Requirements

It is required to be signed and recorded in the REGISTRY OF DEEDS where the Husband resides.

It is required to be signed and recorded in the REGISTRY OF DEEDS where the Husband resides. I Understand

Per state law.

Under State law, it's required to have BOTH Spouses sign this Agreement

Under State law, it's required to have BOTH Spouses sign this Agreement I Understand

In Arkansas, a Prenuptial Agreement is required to be signed with a Prenuptial Agreement Acknowledgment attached (download below)

In Arkansas, a Prenuptial Agreement is required to be signed with a Prenuptial Agreement Acknowledgment attached (download below) I Understand

Download - Prenuptial Agreement Acknowledgment (PDF, MS Word)

In Georgia, a Prenuptial Agreement is required to be signed by both Spouses, a Notary Public, and One (1) Witness

In Georgia, a Prenuptial Agreement is required to be signed by both Spouses, a Notary Public, and One (1) Witness I Understand

It is required under State law that both Spouses must have their signatures notarized

It is required under State law that both Spouses must have their signatures notarized I Understand

In Minnesota, it is required that both Spouses sign in the presence of a Notary Public and Two (2) Witnesses

In Minnesota, it is required that both Spouses sign in the presence of a Notary Public and Two (2) Witnesses I Understand

In North Carolina, it is strongly recommended that both Spouses have their signatures notarized

In North Carolina, it is strongly recommended that both Spouses have their signatures notarized I Understand

Acknowledgment of Independent Legal Advice

It is recommended that each party SEEK LEGAL COUNSEL before entering into a Prenuptial Agreement.

It is recommended that each party SEEK LEGAL COUNSEL before entering into a Prenuptial Agreement. I Understand

Agreement Date

Do you know the DATE of this Agreement?

Do you know the DATE of this Agreement? YesNo

This is usually today's date.

What is the Date of this Agreement?

Usually today's date

In Washington, it is strongly recommended that both Spouses have their signatures notarized:

In Washington, it is strongly recommended that both Spouses have their signatures notarized: I understand

This document will contain a section for a notary acknowledgment.

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