Prenuptial agreements are often misunderstood. This document can be a helpful tool for couples planning for their future.

Common Misconceptions about Prenups

• Myth 1: Prenups are only for the wealthy.
• Myth 2: Prenups are a sign of mistrust.
• Myth 3: Prenups are solely for divorce planning.
• Myth 4: Prenups are difficult to enforce.
• Myth 5: Prenups are only for second marriages.
• Myth 6: Prenups can cover everything.
• Myth 7: Prenups are not legally binding.

Q&A Section

Q1: What is a prenup?

A prenup, or prenuptial agreement, is a legal document created before marriage that outlines the distribution of assets and responsibilities in case of separation or divorce.

Q2: Why do people need a prenup?

Prenups help clarify financial rights and responsibilities, protect individual assets, and provide peace of mind for both partners.

Q3: Can prenups be changed after marriage?

Yes, couples can draft a postnuptial agreement to update their financial arrangements after marriage.

Statistics on Prenups

Mind Map of Prenup Misconceptions

Common Misconceptions —-> Wealthy Couples
├── Mistrust
├── Division during divorce
├── Enforcement issues
├── Second marriages
└── Everything can be covered
└── Not legally binding