Secure Your Future with a Personalized Premarital Agreement

January 22, 2025

At The Tabo Law Firm, we understand that every couple is unique, and so are their financial and personal goals. A premarital agreement, or prenup, allows you to set clear expectations about property ownership, spousal support, and other critical matters before saying, "I do."


Prenups often focus on property rights. Will you have community property during your marriage? Will a home owned by one spouse before marriage remain separate property, or will it gain a community property interest? These are key questions a well-crafted premarital agreement can address.


Spousal support provisions are another common feature of prenups. Couples can outline whether spousal support will be waived in the event of divorce, set time limits, or establish specific amounts and calculation methods. These decisions provide clarity and can prevent disputes later.


At The Tabo Law Firm, we’ll guide you through the process of creating a prenup tailored to your specific needs and goals. Our experienced attorneys ensure your agreement is legally sound, fair, and protects your interests.


Don’t leave your future to chance—plan with confidence. Call 916-866-8856 today to schedule a consultation with The Tabo Law Firm. Let us help you secure peace of mind as you embark on this new chapter in life.

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