Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreement

Colorado Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreement Lawyers

We can provide guidance and advice throughout the process to ensure that your interests are protected. We can help you understand your legal rights and responsibilities and ensure that you are making informed decisions.

A prenuptial agreement, also known as a prenup, is a legal document that outlines the rights and responsibilities of each party in the event of divorce or separation. A “prenuptial agreement” refers to an agreement between two people who intend to marry.

A postnuptial agreement, also known as postnup, is a legal document that outlines the rights and responsibilities of each party in the event of divorce or separation, and it is signed after the wedding. A “postnuptial agreement” refers to an agreement between two people who are already married and who intend to remain married.

What Our Clients Say About Us

I was very happy with the amount of work Yasaman and her team did for me, she even had to do the work of my ex’s lawyer (a high profile veteran lawyer with 25 plus years experience). I was very impressed! She did an excellent job and upheld high standards of honesty, integrity and respect within the courtroom and within every aspect of my case. She was ready and fully prepared throughout the 11 month ordeal. I will highly recommend her to anyone in the future who needs help in family law.

Michele

Due to unfortunate events that led me to seek legal help, I have been so grateful to have found Elizabeth. I have been her client for the last 3 years. From the moment we had our first phone call, I knew I was dealing with a professional that could successfully help me navigative a very difficult parenting time situation. That’s exactly what she has done. She is honest, direct, responsive, and effectively communicates every time without fail. She always has my daughters best interest in mind and I wouldn’t trust anyone else with something so sensitive and important. It really does help me feel at ease having her in my corner! If you are looking for someone to help you navigate a co-parenting related issue, I highly recommend using Elizabeth at Nexus Family Law.

Trish

I’ve been working with this firm for almost 2 years. I am engaged in a high conflict custody battle with a ex-partner who has narcissistic personality disorder. My attorney understands what makes my case unique. My ex has no empathy, nor is he capable of compromising, or even reaching an agreement. It has been an endless path of frustration with my daughter as the main victim.

Elizabeth is my attorney. She has a high level of intelligence, empathy and experience dealing with high conflict cases. I almost gave up at one point, but Liz was one of the people who never stopped believing in me. Not only does my attorney have a great heart, she is a shark in the court room, and will take that narcissist down!

Katie

I have had the pleasure of working with Elizabeth and Yasaman for a few years now. Elizabeth guided me through and helped me win a tumultuous custody battle for my son. She was a refreshing and encouraging change in counsel from my previous representation that showed neither lack nor care for my case. She was kind, patient, and worked tirelessly on my case. Yasaman was also a joy to work with and mirrored the same care and diligence when she needed to step in on my case. Last, but certainly not least, Casidy is an amazing paralegal and never skipped a beat. This is a dynamic group of women and I highly recommend their firm!

Jasmyne

Parties to a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement can contract with respect to:

Maintenance. Spousal maintenance;
Property. Virtually any property issue that might arise between married couples, both during the marriage and at its end, including characterization, division, management, and ownership
Debts/Liabilities. Responsibility for debts and liabilities, both during the marriage and at its end; and
Attorney Fees. An award or allocation of attorneys’ fees and costs.

Our Attorneys

Elizabeth Gregory
Member & Managing Partner
Yasaman Saeedasr
Member & Managing Partner

Frequently Asked Questions

Can my partner and I add an agreement regarding the custody of our children in our prenuptial or postnuptial agreement?

Custody arrangements are decided based on the best interests of the child, and these decisions cannot be predetermined in a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement. Therefore, any custody agreements addressed in the prenuptial or postnuptial agreement won’t be enforceable.

Can I enter into a postnuptial agreement with my spouse after a divorce case has been filed?

A postnuptial agreement is not enforceable if it is signed after either party has filed for divorce or legal separation with the Court.

How Nexus can help

Drafting the Agreement

We can help you draft a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement that is tailored to your specific needs. We can help you identify potential issues that may arise in your marriage and ensure that the agreement addresses these issues. This may include issues related to property division, spousal support, and other financial matters.

Negotiating the Agreement

If you and your partner have different ideas about what should be included in the prenuptial or postnuptial agreement, we can help negotiate the terms of the agreement to ensure that both parties are satisfied.

Reviewing the Agreement

It is important to have a family law attorney review the prenuptial or postnuptial agreement before it is signed. We can ensure that the agreement is legally enforceable and that it provides adequate protection for both parties.

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