Before "I Do": The Lawyer's Guide to Proposing a Prenup

Are you struggling to tell your fiancé you want a prenup?

No one wants to plan for a marriage to fail, but in an imperfect world, preparation can be the difference between losing everything and protecting what you have. So how do you break the news to your partner that you've been thinking about a prenup? What if she says no? What if she mistakes your desire to protect you both as a sign that you don't trust her? Delicate conversations such as these can quickly turn sour, but they don't have to. It is possible to learn tips about how to communicate with your fiancé that you want a prenup without hurting her feelings.

A State Bar of California-certified family law attorney with more than twenty years of experience, Leslie L. Abrigo, Esq. shares the secrets you need to know to protect both you and your partner.

In Before "I Do," you will learn how to:

• Build a future with your fiancé that is designed by the both of you
• Develop communication skills that will strengthen your relationship
• Protect your assets, income, and retirement in the event of divorce
• Maintain the separate characterization of inheritance coming your way
• Understand limitations of prenuptial agreements

Don't wait until the month or day before the wedding to bring up your desire to get a prenup. Start your marriage off right with an open discussion that can leave you both feeling secure about your decision to invest in a prenuptial agreement. Read Before "I Do" today!