Blog: Prenuptial Postnuptial Agreement
- Your Top 3 Prenup Questions Answered
Feb 23, 2026
Prenuptial agreements, often referred to as “prenups,” have become a common aspect of modern marriages. In particular, the younger generations (Millennials and Gen Z) are embracing the practice. These legal documents are designed to outline the financial rights and responsibilities of each spouse in the event of divorce or the death of one of the parties. While prenuptial agreements are becoming more prevalent, some questions often come up for those individuals considering getting one. We’re...Read More - 5 Reasons to Get a Prenuptial Agreement
Feb 23, 2026
If you are considering marriage or planning a wedding you may have considered a prenuptial agreement. Some people believe that a prenuptial agreement is only beneficial if one or both parties are extremely wealthy or have a substantial amount of assets. Although a prenuptial agreement would be helpful (if not necessary) in such a situation, prenuptial agreements can be beneficial for people of all income levels. There are many reasons a prenuptial agreement might be...Read More - Things We Can and Cannot Include in Your Prenup in Illinois (and Why)
Feb 23, 2026
Prenuptial agreements are a valuable tool for couples who want to protect their assets and set clear expectations before marriage. In Illinois, prenups are governed by the Illinois Uniform Premarital Agreement Act (IUPAA), which outlines what can and cannot be included in these agreements. While prenups offer significant flexibility, there are important limits to what they can address. Here’s a breakdown of what you can and cannot include in your prenup—and why. What You Can Include in Your Prenup Prenups are primarily...Read More - What to Include, Exclude, and Expect from a Prenuptial Agreement
Feb 23, 2026
Prenuptial Agreements are typically utilized to determine how the parties’ assets will be divided if a marital termination event, such as separation or divorce, occurs. Prenuptial Agreements can serve as a great tool in protecting yourself, your loved ones, and your assets. However, there are certain limitations of a Prenuptial Agreement and reasons why an Agreement could be found invalid. Your Prenuptial Agreement cannot: Determine parenting time or allocation of parental responsibilities of current or...Read More - Questions to Ask When Meeting with an Attorney for a Prenuptial Agreement
Feb 23, 2026
As you consider your future with your partner or prepare for marriage, you may be considering a prenuptial agreement. If you are not sure why a prenuptial agreement may be the best choice for you, you can check out our article on five reasons to have a prenuptial agreement. Whether you are in the early stages of making plans with your partner or are certain you want to move forward with a prenuptial agreement, an...Read More - 3 Things Prenuptial Agreements Cannot Include
Feb 23, 2026
Before getting married, you and your fiancé may discuss the need for a Prenuptial Agreement. This can be a great tool for protecting yourselves, your families, and your assets. While you and your partner may easily collaborate on what to include in your agreement, there are certain things that cannot be included, in the State of Illinois. In this video, Principal Partner Stephanie Greenberg reviews what those topics are, and what options are available for...Read More - Are Prenuptial Agreements Actually Enforceable in Illinois Courts?
Feb 13, 2026
No one walks down the aisle expecting to walk into a courtroom one day. Yet more couples across Illinois now view a prenuptial agreement not as a sign of doubt, but as a practical way to protect businesses, family wealth, and future earnings. Still, one question stops many people in their tracks: will a prenup actually hold up if the marriage ends? In Illinois, the answer depends entirely on how carefully the agreement was drafted,...Read More