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The Benefits of a Post-Nup in South Carolina

Posted in Alimony, Assets and Debts, Child Custody, Child Support, Communication, Dispute Resolution, Divorce, Financial Issues, Prenuptial Agreements, Tax Issues, Visitation

Though prenuptial agreements are commonly referred to a distant cousin, the postnuptial agreement is far less often seen. Though more infrequently used, it can still be a very powerful and important tool for couples to consider to protect their assets in case of divorce or separation. The only difference between a pre- and post-nuptial agreement… Continue Reading

The Benefits of Pre-Nups in South Carolina

Posted in Divorce, Financial Issues, Prenuptial Agreements, Separation

Asking for a prenuptial agreement may not be the most romantic thing ever, especially with Valentine’s Day just behind us. Some experts insist that this isn’t true, that sitting down with a soon-to-be spouse and making arrangements might do a lot to alleviate worries going into marriage. According to a recent article on Yahoo.com, people… Continue Reading

Understanding the Importance of a Prenup in South Carolina

Posted in Assets and Debts, Financial Issues, Prenuptial Agreements

Though most people would agree that marriage is a big step, representing an important change in their life, very few people realize the just how impactful the decision can be both legally and financially. After all, marriage is a contract entered into by two people and it entails many of the same possible ups and… Continue Reading

Can Prenuptial Agreements Improve the Chances for Successful Marriages?

Posted in Marriage, Prenuptial Agreements

A recent study conducted by the Harvard Law School addressed the misconception that a prenup increases the likelihood of divorce.  It concluded that a solid prenuptial agreement is likely to improve the chances of a successful marriage. The study’s author, Heather Mahar, argues that the division of assets is "the least compelling reason for average… Continue Reading