Pre-nuptial agreements are complicated, confusing, and confounding legal documents. There are plenty of arguments against drafting a pre-nup: they are unromantic, they are expensive, they are too complicated, "we are never going to get divorced." All of these arguments have some merit. However, that merit isn't worth a hill of beans if your marriage (like 50% of all of them) ends up in divorce. Pre-nups have come to be for very legitimate reasons.
At The Huffington Post Lee Block has written a great article that cuts through the complicated legal jargon surrounding pre-nups, and endeavors to bring a bit of commonsense to the reality of marriage. Please click here for her original article entitled Divorce And The Marriage Contract.
Please visit Hardinglaw.com for more information on California family law.
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