Family,
Contracts
Mar. 20, 2024
Saying 'I do' to the prenup - debunking misconceptions
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Debra R. Schoenberg
Founder and Managing Partner
Schoenberg Family Law Group, P.C.
Email: dschoenberg@sflg.com
Recent research and articles in major media outlets support what many family lawyers have seen in their practices - many couples believe in signing a prenup, representing a significant cultural shift.
Although forms of the prenuptial agreement have roots in ancient history -dating back 2000 years in Hebrew culture (the ketubah) and to the colonial era in the U.S. - as Michael Waters wrote in the New Yor...
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