You know your worth.
So should your prenup.
Write your own fairytale.
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Bridal Law serves all clients, but we especially understand women who know their worth and what they want for their future selves.
Prenuptial agreements should offer the same sense of winning as visiting your favorite salon or buying a new car: this is a service that puts your best life into motion.
We offer representation, mediation, and legal services.
Use this website to learn about our two types of representation services:
A family law lawyer writes your prenuptial agreement, otherwise known as a marital agreement or prenup.
We assist you with completing disclosure, which simply means transparently sharing your assets and liabilities with your partner.
Your agreement is completed once you approve of the draft as a whole. We present your draft and your disclosure to your partner's attorney.
The retainer may cover revisions to the prenup draft after your partner or your partner's attorney communicates desired changes - and that's okay! We want to see your soon-to-be spouse involved in the process!
A family law attorney assesses the prenup draft that you received from your fiancé/fiancée. The attorney provides both written and verbal commentary so that you understand how the draft may help you and how the draft could be improved for your benefit.
In addition, if you are already married, an attorney can review your existing prenup to see which terms require updates depending on your life situation, your goals, and changes in the law.
Some people require only an amendment or addendum to their executed prenup, but some people may overhaul the entire contract into something new, which is called a postnuptial ("after the nuptials") agreement.
If you dislike the adversarial nature of traditional representation models (i.e., representation by an attorney), you may be a good fit for our other service: mediation.
This method allows you to work with your partner cooperatively - with the help of a neutral mediator.
You work together as a couple to determine your needs and outcomes, and then you commit them to writing.
We also help with your mutual disclosure to each other.
Mediation on a flat fee basis may be available for for you and your partner if:
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Neither party is actively involved in active or pending legal issues or litigation (criminal, civil, or tax-related).
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You both believe in the effectiveness of prenups and their practicality.
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Neither party feels ambivalent about the prenup.
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Both parties competently speak, read, and write English, and both parties conduct their banking, employment, and more in English.
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Both parties are confident in their abilities to advocate for themselves and to articulate their needs.
You are cordially invited to become one of our brides.
Write your own fairytale.
Start with a prenup
that knows your worth
as much as you do.
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