It’s always a good idea to have any legal document reviewed by an attorney who works for you.
The danger with not having your own representation and trusting your fiance’s lawyer in a prenup discussion is that in the best case, a prenuptial agreement will reflect the interests of both partners.
When your fiance’s attorney is solely in charge of drafting language, there are slim odds that their focus will be on your needs.
With your own legal advisor, you can not only ensure that all provisions are proper, but you can trust that you’ll get advice and perspective on the things you might want included in a prenuptial agreement, too.
The attorneys at Friedman & Ranzenhofer understand that the happiest of relationships can benefit from the level of certainty a prenup can provide two spouses, and work to ensure that yours is practical, enforceable, and treats your interests with the same priority as that of your future spouse. Call us today at 585-484-7432 for a legal consultation.