Bruman Law Group
(281) 583-0055
clerk@brumanlaw.com
8128 Spring Cypress Road Spring, Texas 77379
  • Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to footer
Bruman Law Group

Bruman Law Group

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Family Law
    • Prenuptial Agreement
    • Termination of Parental Rights
    • Texas Divorce Lawyer
    • Child Custody Lawyers
    • Grandparents Rights
    • Texas Child Support Lawyers
    • Texas Adoption Lawyers
    • Paternity
    • Resources
  • Consumer and Commercial Law
    • Real Estate Disputes
    • Landlord / Tenant Disputes
    • Contract Disputes
    • Construction Litigation
    • Creditor’s Rights
    • Business Workouts
    • Deceptive Trade Practice Act Claims
    • Shareholder Disputes
    • Merchant to Merchant Disputes and Litigation
  • Civil Appellate Law
  • Contact Us
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Family Law
    • Prenuptial Agreement
    • Termination of Parental Rights
    • Texas Divorce Lawyer
    • Child Custody Lawyers
    • Grandparents Rights
    • Texas Child Support Lawyers
    • Texas Adoption Lawyers
    • Paternity
    • Resources
  • Consumer and Commercial Law
    • Real Estate Disputes
    • Landlord / Tenant Disputes
    • Contract Disputes
    • Construction Litigation
    • Creditor’s Rights
    • Business Workouts
    • Deceptive Trade Practice Act Claims
    • Shareholder Disputes
    • Merchant to Merchant Disputes and Litigation
  • Civil Appellate Law
  • Contact Us
Bruman Law Group / Family Law / Prenuptial Agreement

Prenuptial Agreement

Family Law Services

  • Family Law
  • Prenuptial Agreement
  • Termination of Parental Rights
  • Texas Divorce Lawyer
  • Child Custody Lawyers
  • Grandparents Rights
  • Texas Child Support Lawyers
  • Texas Adoption Lawyers
  • Paternity
  • Resources

Prenuptial Agreements

Most couples in Texas don’t consider how they live in a community property state; which means all property, profits, businesses, and debt acquired or incurred during the marriage is owned by both spouses. Ergo, should they ever decide to end their legal union, or if one dies, it’s the courts who’ll decide how all property and assets are divided between the parties as they see “just and right”.

A prenuptial agreement, or “prenup”, is a written agreement signed by both future spouses that clarifies how property will be divided, and is regarded in courts as incontestable proof that an agreement among two future spouses was established.

What Are the Benefits of a Having a Prenuptial Agreement?

The Bruman Law Group understands that no one wants to imagine the possibility of a divorce; but they also don’t like the notion of the court deciding on sensitive issues, such as property and personal belongings or their children’s security. With a prenuptial agreement, we assure you and your soon-to-be, the advantages:

  • Protection from each other’s debt
  • Your children are provided for
  • Ensure that family heirlooms stay with the right family
  • Reduced conflicts
  • Bringing clarity by defining what is community property and separate property

What are The Requirements for a Prenuptial Agreement?

In Texas, a prenuptial agreement must meet all the following requirements to be enforceable:

  • The agreement must be in writing
  • The agreement must be signed by both prospective spouses voluntarily, and “in the contemplation of marriage”
  • The agreement must be signed
Loading

Footer

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Family Law
  • Consumer and Commercial Law
  • Civil Appellate Law
  • Latest News
  • Contact Us
  • Prenuptial Agreement
  • Termination of Parental Rights
  • Texas Divorce Lawyer
  • Child Custody Lawyers
  • Grandparents Rights
  • Texas Child Support Lawyers
  • Texas Adoption Lawyers
  • Paternity
  • Resources
  • Real Estate Disputes
  • Landlord / Tenant Disputes
  • Contract Disputes
  • Construction Litigation
  • Creditor’s Rights
  • Business Workouts
  • Deceptive Trade Practice Act Claims
  • Shareholder Disputes
  • Merchant to Merchant Disputes and Litigation

Copyright © 2016 Bruman Law Group.