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Why Married Couples Should Consider A Postnuptial Agreement

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According to the 2019 United States National Center for Health Statistics, about four to five million people marry yearly in the U.S. However, about 42-53% of those marriages end in divorce. These statistics necessitate a cautious approach to marriage while, at the same time, hoping for the best. Therefore, it’s not only essential to think of ways to safeguard oneself if a marriage ends, but it’s also critical to have such discussions with a spouse, uncomfortable as that may be.

A postnuptial agreement developed with the guidance of specialized attorneys like KS family law may be the safeguard married couples need. Postnuptial agreements, also referred to as

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