Prenuptial Agreement

Party A: [Name] Party B: [Name] Date: [Date, before the wedding]

1. Purpose

This Agreement sets out how the parties' property and financial affairs will be handled during marriage and in the event of divorce or death.

2. Disclosure of Assets and Debts

Each party has fully disclosed their assets, debts, and income as of the date of this Agreement, attached as Exhibits A and B.

3. Separate Property

Property owned by each party before marriage remains that party's separate property, including: [List, if specific items should be named — e.g. a business, inheritance].

4. Marital Property

Property acquired during the marriage will be treated as: [Describe — e.g. "jointly owned" or "separate, tracing to whoever earned/purchased it"].

5. Division Upon Divorce

In the event of divorce, property will be divided as follows: [Describe the agreed approach].

6. Spousal Support

[State whether either party waives or limits spousal support, and any conditions — enforceability of waivers varies by state.]

7. Death

[How this Agreement interacts with each party's estate plan/will.]

8. Independent Legal Counsel

Each party acknowledges they had the opportunity to review this Agreement with their own independent attorney before signing.

Party A: ______________________ Date: ____________ Party B: ______________________ Date: ____________ [Notarization block]

*This document is provided for informational and educational purposes only and is NOT a substitute for legal advice. Prenuptial agreements have strict state-specific enforceability requirements — full financial disclosure, each party having independent legal counsel, and signing well before the wedding (not the night before) are commonly required for a court to uphold one. EACH party should have their own attorney; one attorney cannot represent both sides.*