Marc Jacob

Yes, prenuptial agreements between same-sex spouses are fully enforceable in Queens, and are subject to the same requirements as any other prenuptial agreement. Both spouses will need to be represented before signing on to the contract and the agreement should reflect the interests of both … [Read more...] about Are Prenups For Same-Sex Marriage Fully Enforceable In Queens?

People who are pursuing advanced degrees or professional licenses (or both) should strongly consider getting a prenuptial agreement before they get married in Queens. Under New York law, a degree or license that you obtain during the marriage is considered marital property. This means in the … [Read more...] about I’m In Medical School And Engaged. Should I Get A Prenuptial Agreement Before I Get Married In Queens?

A properly drafted prenuptial agreement, entered into with the informed consent of both spouses, is a reliable tool for protecting each spouse in the event of a divorce. This does not mean that a prenuptial agreement is unassailable, or that every prenup can survive every challenge. In … [Read more...] about Are Prenuptial Agreements Reliable, Or Do Judges In Queens Throw Them Out A Lot?

Yes, a prenuptial agreement is an important tool for those with family money who are planning to marry before they inherit. A prenuptial agreement is a contract that determines at the outset how assets and wealth will be divided in the event that the marriage fails. It may include provisions … [Read more...] about If I Anticipate A Large Inheritance, Will A Prenup Keep It Safe In The Event That We Divorce In Queens After We’re Married?

When it comes to protecting yourself for the future, owners of small businesses have a duty not only to their future financial interests, but to those of your customers, vendors, and employees. A successful business is too important to leave to chance, and when you’re planning to marry, it can … [Read more...] about As A Small Business Owner In Queens, Should I Consider A Prenup Before I Get Married?

No, even if you’re the leaseholder on your home, you don’t have the right to simply lock your spouse out, and you can face serious complications in your divorce if you try. The only terms under which you can unilaterally remove your spouse from the marital home are if there are court orders … [Read more...] about If My Spouse Isn’t On The Lease, Can I Change The Locks When I File For Divorce In Queens?