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Create Clarity Before — or During — Your Marriage
Based in Princeton. Serving clients throughout New Jersey.
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A prenup or postnup isn't about expecting a marriage to fail. It's an opportunity to have important financial conversations now and put clear expectations in writing.
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Whether you're protecting a business or professional practice, entering marriage with property or investments, addressing debt, planning for children, or simply looking for greater financial clarity, we help you create an agreement tailored to your circumstances.
Transparent, Flat-Fee Prenup & Postnup Services
Knowing what to expect — including what it costs — makes the process easier.
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Prenup Review — $1,000
Includes a review of an existing draft agreement with recommendations and one round of revisions.
Prenup/Postnup Drafting — $1,700
Full-service drafting of a customized agreement tailored to your marriage, assets, property, and financial circumstances.​​​​​​
Already Married? Let's Talk About a Postnup.
Financial circumstances don't stop changing after the wedding.
You may be considering a postnuptial agreement after buying property, starting or growing a business, receiving an inheritance, experiencing a significant change in income, or simply deciding that you want clearer financial expectations.
Because every marriage is different, we start with a conversation — to understand what's changed, explain your options under New Jersey law, and determine whether a postnup may make sense for your situation.
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Schedule a consultation to get clear, practical guidance — without pressure or confusion.
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Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements in New Jersey
What is a prenuptial agreement?
A prenuptial agreement (“prenup”) is a legally binding contract signed before marriage that outlines how assets, property, and financial responsibilities will be handled if the marriage ends in divorce or death.​​​
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What is the difference between a prenup and a postnup?
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Prenup: Signed before marriage.
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Postnup: Signed after marriage, often due to changes such as purchasing a home, starting a business, or receiving an inheritance.
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Why should couples consider a prenup or postnup?
These agreements provide clarity, protect assets, and reduce the risk of disputes. They’re especially helpful if one or both partners have significant assets, children from a prior relationship, a business, or expect an inheritance.​
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Are prenups only for wealthy couples?
No. Couples at all income levels use prenups to establish clear financial expectations and protect their future. It’s not just about wealth — it’s about fairness and peace of mind.​
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Are Prenuptial Agreements Enforceable in New Jersey?
Prenuptial agreements can be enforceable in New Jersey when they meet the requirements of state law. Factors can include whether the agreement was entered into voluntarily, whether appropriate financial disclosure was provided, and whether each party had the opportunity to consult independent legal counsel.
Because enforceability depends on the circumstances surrounding the agreement, working with an attorney early in the process can help ensure the agreement is properly prepared and executed.​
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What can a prenup cover?
Common topics include:
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Division of property and assets
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Spousal support/alimony terms
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Protection of business interests
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Handling of debts and liabilities
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Inheritance and family property protections
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How long does the process take?
Most agreements can be reviewed or drafted in 2–3 weeks, depending on complexity and responsiveness. We recommend starting early, especially for prenups, to avoid last-minute stress before a wedding.
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Do both parties need their own lawyer?
While not always required, it is strongly recommended that each party has independent legal counsel to ensure the agreement is valid and enforceable in court.
