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You and your partner will tell us about your family, assets, and high level financial views.
We’ve partnered with First to provide easy, affordable, online prenups.
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THE AURIT CENTER Prenuptial Agreement Services in California
We’ve partnered with First to provide easy, affordable, online prenups.
Prenup in just 4 easy steps
You and your partner will tell us about your family, assets, and high level financial views.
Review with your partner and come to mutual agreement on how finances will be shared.
With a draft prenup in hand, you and your partner choose from a team of expert lawyers and begin final review — 100% online.
Review your final prenup. Wait 7 days (legal requirement) and then sign your custom Agreement.
With a prenuptial agreement, you and your partner start your marriage on solid footing, giving you peace of mind and control of your future.
Traditional prenups can cost up to $10k per partner. First eliminates pricey lawyer retainers and hourly fees.
Prenups are on the rise as couples are waiting longer to get married and accumulating more assets along the way — and these couples are used to online, streamlined processes to get things done.
When you and your partner tie the knot, state laws will determine how your finances are treated. Unless you draft your own prenup — then you get to decide.
A prenuptial agreement, or ``prenup,`` is a legal contract entered into by a couple before marriage that outlines the division of assets, debts, and financial responsibilities in the event of divorce or death. You should consider getting a prenup to protect individual assets, clarify financial rights and responsibilities, and avoid potential conflicts and costly legal battles in the future.
A prenuptial agreement can include terms regarding the division of property, spousal support, debt allocation, and financial responsibilities during the marriage. It can also address specific concerns such as business interests, inheritance rights, and the handling of premarital assets. However, it cannot include terms related to child custody or support, as these are determined by the court based on the child's best interests.
To ensure that your prenuptial agreement is legally binding, both parties must fully disclose their assets and liabilities, and the agreement must be in writing, signed by both parties, and executed voluntarily without any coercion. Additionally, it is recommended that each party consults with independent legal counsel to review the terms of the agreement before signing, ensuring that it is fair and equitable.
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“Nobody has reframed the emotional experience of getting a prenup like First. Our prenup forced us to talk about things that could have fractured our marriage down the road.” – Jamie
Disclaimer: Michael Aurit is a legal advisor to First and the owner of The Aurit Center. The links contained within this post are affiliate links and First receives a % of any packages purchased through these links.