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Secure Your Assets With A Postnuptial Agreement

Many people believe post-marital agreements are only for the wealthy. However, creating a postnuptial agreement can help protect your assets and establish financial responsibilities for a marriage or divorce.

You should have an experienced attorney to help you craft a proper postnuptial agreement that meets individual needs. You can find that kind of support with Patrick M. Noe, Jr., Attorney at Law. Attorney Noe works directly with you to achieve your goals and get the best possible results. Call 716-803-8741 today for a phone consultation.

How Do Postnuptial Agreements Work?

Prenuptial agreements and postnuptial agreements address similar issues. The main difference is, couples establish a prenuptial agreement before marriage and a postnuptial agreement after they are married.

A postnuptial agreement can protect your finances and property during your marriage or in the event of a divorce. You can also assign specific financial responsibilities to each spouse. For example, you can use a postnup to keep a family business from becoming marital property.

In the event of a divorce, a postnuptial agreement covers issues of property division, spousal support and even debt division. This can help reduce legal issues and expenses during the divorce process.

When Should You Consider A Postnuptial Agreement?

You should consider establishing a postnuptial agreement if:

  • You and your spouse are recently married and wish to divide financial assets or responsibilities
  • You and your spouse are considering a divorce or legal separation
  • One or both of you have children from a previous relationship, and you want to ensure they inherit certain assets
  • One party has accrued significant debt, and you wish to protect yourself and your finances from the effects

If you believe you would benefit from a marital agreement, Patrick M. Noe, Jr., Attorney at Law, can help you. He tailors his approach to meet your emotional and financial needs, and strives to resolve your case as economically as possible.

We Can Help You Protect Your Assets

At Patrick M. Noe, Jr., Attorney at Law, we serve individuals and families in the Buffalo and western New York areas. Contact our office us online or call 716-803-8741 for a consultation with our lawyer.