Where one or both of the individuals entering into a marriage have significant funds prior to the marriage, a PA family lawyer might advise either or both of the individuals to enter into a Prenuptial agreement. If the couple later divorces, prenuptial agreements are generally upheld. In some cases, such as those where fraud or misrepresentation existed when the prenuptial agreement was being created, or there was a lack full and fair disclosure of financial assets when the parties entered into the agreement, a prenuptial agreement can be contested. Surprisingly, in many cases, the reasonableness of the agreement is not relevant.

For more information on your rights concerning a prenuptial agreement, please contact Pittsburgh PA prenuptial agreement lawyer Bethany L. Notaro, Esquire.