Premarital Agreement Templates

This form is used for gathering information needed to create a prenuptial agreement.

This document is the Uniform Premarital and Marital Agreements Act, which was created by the Uniform Law Commission. It provides guidelines and regulations for premarital and marital agreements, outlining how these agreements can be legally valid and enforceable. It is a standardized document that aims to ensure fairness and clarity in such agreements.

This document is used for creating a premarital agreement between two individuals before they get married. It outlines the rights and obligations of each party in the event of a divorce or separation.

This document provides a checklist for creating a premarital agreement.

This is a legally binding document used in Alabama to determine the rules a soon-to-be-married couple will follow while they are married and upon their formal separation.

In the event of a future divorce, a couple may legally divide their assets and obligations through the use of this agreement in the state of Arizona.

This is a legally binding agreement used in Arkansas by two people before getting married that outlines and divides their respective possessions and finances.

This template is used in California and is formal acknowledgment of a person's assets and financial obligations which is discussed and explained before the marriage between two individuals.

This is a legally binding document used in Colorado to determine the rules a soon-to-be-married couple will follow while they are married and upon their formal separation.

This template is a legally binding contract used in Delaware before partners get married in order to establish mutually beneficial rights and responsibilities related to financial matters and household duties.

This is a legally binding document used in Florida to determine the rules a soon-to-be-married couple will follow while they are married and upon their formal separation.

This is a legally binding template that is used in Idaho and approved by a couple before their marriage in order to define their mutual rights and responsibilities.

This is a legally enforceable document that is used in Indiana and signed by soon-to-be-married individuals to determine the right legal course of action in various instances.

This is a legally enforceable document used in Iowa by a soon-to-be-married couple in order to determine how they are supposed to act in various legal situations.

This is a legally binding document used in Kansas to determine the rules a soon-to-be-married couple will follow while they are married and upon their formal separation.

This is a formal document used in Kentucky by future spouses to outline the arrangements they make for their marital relationship.

This template is a formal contract used in Maine before getting married to outline certain rules regarding a couple's cohabitation and decides what to do in the event of separation and divorce.

This is a legally binding document used in Michigan to determine the rules a soon-to-be-married couple will follow while they are married and upon their formal separation.

Whenever a couple living in Minnesota decide that they want to safeguard their assets from a marriage ending in divorce or death, they can utilize this template to specify how property and other assets should be handled.

This is a document used in Montana that a pair drafts before marriage or before entering into a civil partnership.

This template is a formal contract used in Nebraska by a couple before getting married to outline certain rules regarding their cohabitation and decide what to do in the event of separation and divorce.

This template is used in New Hampshire and determines the way in which the belongings and estates of a married couple will be distributed in the event of a separation or death of either spouse.

This template is created by a couple in New Jersey prior to getting married to prepare for potential separation or spousal death.

This is a legally enforceable document used in North Carolina and signed by engaged partners prior to getting married.

This is a written contract used in North Dakota that contains the rules a married couple is obliged to follow during their life together and after a potential divorce.

This is a legally binding template used in Ohio by two engaged partners in order to establish the terms of their marital life and potential separation.

For residents of Oregon, this template is a document that enables a pair to decide how personal assets will be handled once they are married in the event of divorce or the death of one of the spouses.

This is an agreement used in Pennsylvania and formed between an unmarried couple that clearly lays out how personal possessions would be split in the event of a divorce.

This template is a formal contract used in South Carolina by a couple before getting married to outline certain rules regarding their cohabitation and decide what to do in the event of separation and divorce.

This template is used in South Dakota and details a variety of topics relating to every partner's responsibilities and rights throughout a marriage.

This template is used in Tennessee and is a written document completed and signed by two people that are about to get married in order to find common ground regarding their marital life and possible divorce.

This is a legally binding document used in Texas to determine the rules a soon-to-be-married couple will follow while they are married and upon their formal separation.

This is an enforceable document used in Utah that a soon-to-be-married couple negotiates and executes to establish mutually beneficial rules for both partners.

This template is used in Vermont and is a legally binding instrument two people may use to clarify mutually beneficial rights and duties that will come into force during their marriage and potential divorce.

This is a legally enforceable document used in Virginia and formally signed by a couple that plans to get married and prefers to deal with certain issues before they occur during their marriage.

This is a formal contract used in Washington State that describes the reciprocal rights and obligations of a married couple in the event of a death or divorce.

This is a legally binding document used in West Virginia to determine the rules a soon-to-be-married couple will follow while they are married and upon their formal separation.