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Pitfalls & Problems with Prenuptial Agreements Preparation – and How to Help Your Clients Prepare One Pleasantly

$40.00

1.0 General Credit

.05 Professionalism

1.0 Marital and Family

This presentation educates estate planning professionals regarding the prenuptial agreement process, how to advise clients considering a prenuptial agreement and to warn their clients about common mistakes in approaching this process. 

This presentation reviews the current law surrounding prenuptial agreements and litigation thereon, and aims to raise awareness of dangerous yet common provisions often included in prenuptial agreements and potential repercussions of same, as well as alternatives.

Additionally, this presentation reviews methods of preparation to consider, including use of the collaborative process, as an alternative to unpleasant, adversarial methods

Expires 06/30/2021

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