Wedding Postponed? This May Be An Opportunity for a Prenuptial Agreement.
An Opportunity to Draft a Love Document As things progress in the time of COVID-19, many of us are seeking ways to make lemonade out of lemons. California’s “Shelter in
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An Opportunity to Draft a Love Document As things progress in the time of COVID-19, many of us are seeking ways to make lemonade out of lemons. California’s “Shelter in
You, as corporate counsel, assured your client that in the event of a divorce, the methodology set forth in the corporate agreement (buy-sell, shareholder or partnership agreement) would protect the
The engagement period is magical, probably one of the happiest times of anyone’s life. The engagement period is full of fun – parties, gifts, wedding planning, thinking about a home
Many people say a prenuptial agreement is an “anti-love” document; it’s “not romantic.” This may be true. Just Google the words “romantic” and “love” and you will find out
The engagement party is over and the happy couple is diligently planning for their joyful wedding day. One of the intended spouses, I will call him Danny, is wealthy. Danny’s
A prenuptial agreement allows couples to opt out of the California Family Code in part, or in whole, by reaching their own agreement about their financial affairs – during the
Reprinted from the Friday April 12, 2013 Los Angeles Daily Journal, Marlo Van Oorschot’s article titled “Happy beginnings: mediated prenuptial agreements” explores the negotiation and creation of a premarital agreement with
Mark Zuckerberg, founder and CEO of Facebook, was rich before his company went public May 18. Now, overnight as a result of the second largest IPO in history, Zuckerberg is
Assume Enforceability Everyone wonders whether premarital agreements are enforceable. The answer must be “yes” unless specific contract or statutory defenses can be proven. There seem to be urban legends about
Premarital agreements, also known as prenuptial or antenuptial agreements, are ancient. In the Jewish religion, marital contracts called ketubahs have been around for more than two thousand years. Many ancient