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New Jersey Prenuptial Agreement Lawyers

Premarital Agreements · Cohabitation Agreements

A premarital agreement can be an effective tool to guard one's assets in the event of a divorce, but only when created according to New Jersey guidelines. The law office of Diamond & Diamond, P.A., has served clients for nearly 50 years and assists individuals with creating and contesting the validity of prenuptial agreements and cohabitation agreements. Contact the attorneys at Diamond & Diamond at the firm for cohabitation and premarital agreement assistance in Milburn and Bedminster, New Jersey.

Prenuptial Agreements and Cohabitation Agreements

A premarital or cohabitation agreement is used by a couple to determine the rights and obligations of each individual in the event of a divorce , separation, or death. If prepared properly, these agreements can be a valuable tools in controlling how matters are handled.  They provide a sense of security in knowing what will happen upon separation, divorce or death.  However, prenuptial agreements are not binding in court when dealing with issues regarding children.

Cohabitation or Prenuptial Agreement Drafting

The lawyers at Diamond & Diamond are experienced in reviewing and drafting effective prenuptial agreements and cohabitation agreements. When creating these documents, the premarital and cohabitation law attorneys assist the client with the following issues:

• Ensuring guidelines are met
• Determining each party’s right to property and assets subject to division
• Ensuring there is proper disclosure
• Considering future issues (death, wills, or trusts)
• Determining what spousal support or alimony will be paid
• Determining which assets are separate property not subject to division

Contesting a Cohabitation or Prenuptial Agreement

As an experienced Essex County, New Jersey, family law firm, the lawyers at Diamond & Diamond are skilled in representing individuals in litigation to contest the validity of a premarital agreement. When handling a premarital agreement lawsuit, the litigators at Diamond & Diamond raise the following pertinent questions:

• Is the agreement unconscionable?
• Was there full disclosure of assets, liabilities, and income by both parties?
• Did each party have the opportunity to have separate counsel review the agreement?
• Was the agreement voluntary or the result of coercion or duress?

Quality Premarital or Cohabitation Representation

New Jersey family law attorney, Richard Diamond is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a Matrimonial Trial Attorney. This distinguishes him as having exceptional experience and knowledge when handling family law issues such as prenuptial agreements and cohabitation rights.

The lawyers are aggressive litigators and skillfully handle negotiations and mediations. For experienced assistance with a premarital or prenuptial agreement in New Jersey, contact the lawyers at Diamond & Diamond to discuss your needs.