A premarital agreement can be used in conjunction with a Last Will &
Testament or other form of estate planning tool.
Is it for me?
Premarital agreements are valid in all states, but with some restrictions. For
example, it cannot be prepared making binding provisions about child support
or alimony if the couple should divorce. Many states feel including provisions
such as these tends to promote or encourage divorce, plus the fact that they
would not be in the best interest of the child or spouse.
This kit discusses in further detail what a premarital agreement is and when it
can and cannot be used. It also includes three different premarital agreement
forms. Full instructions are included to aid in filling out the forms.
System Requirements.
A computer is not necessary to use this kit. However, if you will
be using the OPTIONAL CD-ROM software that is included, you can use it on any Windows or Mac system. The files on the disk are "document" files
that can be opened using any word processing program, such as Microsoft Word, Works, Word Perfect, Word Pad, Note Pad, etc. They are "template"
files. You can edit them in any way you wish. You can then save them to your hard drive and access them later.
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