A Strong Agreement Is Not About Distrust. It Is About Clarity.

Virginia Enforces These Agreements, When Done Right

The Best Agreement Is One You Never Have to Argue About.

A prenuptial or postnuptial agreement is not a sign that a marriage is doomed. It is a tool for clarity, defining how assets, debts, and expectations are handled, so that if difficulties ever arise, the rules are already clear and the conflict is smaller.

Virginia enforces these agreements under the Premarital Agreement Act, but enforcement depends on doing them right: a written agreement, proper execution, fair financial disclosure, and no coercion. Agreements that cut corners are the ones challenged and overturned.

We draft and review prenuptial and postnuptial agreements that are clear, fair, and built to hold up, and when an agreement is disputed, we litigate to enforce it or to challenge one that was not properly made.

Where We Come In

• ✓ You are marrying and want to protect assets
• ✓ You own a business or have significant property
• ✓ You want to clarify financial expectations
• ✓ You were asked to sign an agreement before a wedding
• ✓ An existing agreement is being challenged
• ✓ You want an agreement that will actually hold up

Prenuptial Agreements

Clear terms set before marriage that protect both spouses.

Postnuptial Agreements

Agreements made during a marriage to clarify finances.

Agreement Review

A careful read before you sign anything.

Asset Protection

Safeguarding businesses, property, and inheritances.

Enforcement

Litigating to uphold a valid agreement.

Challenges

Contesting an agreement that was not properly made.

Consultation

Tell us what is happening. We listen, explain your rights and options, and help you understand the road ahead.

Build the Strategy

We gather the facts and finances, identify your priorities, and map a clear plan tailored to your family and your goals.

Negotiate or Litigate

We resolve what we can at the table and stand ready to fight in court when that is what protects you and your children.

Resolve & Protect

We secure an enforceable outcome and stand by to enforce or modify it as life moves forward.

“There is a myth that a prenup means you expect the marriage to fail. In reality, a good agreement is like any other plan: you hope you never need it, and you are grateful for it if you do. The catch is that Virginia only enforces these agreements when they are done correctly, in writing, with honest financial disclosure and no pressure. I have watched agreements get tossed out because someone was handed papers to sign the night before the wedding. My job is to draft agreements that hold up, and to review the ones you are asked to sign before you commit to anything.”

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