Getting married is one of the biggest decisions an individual makes in their life, and while exciting, it can also be scary. Prenuptial agreements, or prenups, are a beneficial tool to minimize stress and also safeguard your interests and assets. In recent years, prenup agreements have become increasingly more prominent and the stigma surrounding the documents has lessened. In fact, a recent study found that prenups may actually strengthen relationships because it forces both parties to give a full and honest perspective of their intentions and assets. [1] With financial worries and disagreements being one of the leading causes of
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