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Due to precautions related to COVID-19, we have expanded our options for remote consultations. Please contact our office to discuss whether a full phone consultation or video conference is appropriate for your situation.

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Protecting Your Best Interests With Pre- And Postnuptial Agreements

Both pre- and postnuptial agreements are meant to protect spouses and their assets. In order to create one, it is best to partner with a knowledgeable family law attorney. The Law Office of Sheri Bryce Dye has over 20 years of experience helping families throughout Texas. Creating a marital agreement can become complicated quite quickly. Attorney Sheri Bryce Dye has worked with hundreds of clients throughout her years practicing law, and she can provide the guidance you need.

What Is The Difference Between Pre- And Postnuptial Agreements?

The exact terms of a pre- or postnuptial agreement are unique to the couple. You need an attorney who listens to and understands your goals so they can properly customize your agreement. There are numerous benefits to establishing a marital agreement. It allows both parties to make important financial decisions while everyone is levelheaded. Plus, it can save you time and money in the future. Certain processes such as property division and alimony are often included. Other items, such as child support and child custody arrangements, are not part of these legal documents.

While many couples finalize a prenuptial agreement before tying the knot, it is never too late to plan for the future. Postnuptial agreements can be made at any point during your marriage. Some couples draft a postnuptial agreement if they feel the future is uncertain and want to make decisions while things are still calm. You may also choose to make a postnuptial agreement if your family experiences a significant financial change, such as acquiring an inheritance or realizing your partner has a lot of debt. Sheri will fight tirelessly on your behalf to represent your best interests.

Call Now To Schedule A Consultation

Sheri takes a hands-on approach and is known for being communicative and professional. For all of your family-related matters, she is here for you. To schedule an initial consultation and learn more about your options, call her office in San Antonio at 210-761-5241 to schedule a consultation today. Her team is also fluent in Spanish.