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We’ll walk you through the important topics like: separate and marital property, debt, joint bank accounts, spousal support, alimony, gifts and inheritance, business ownership, financial disclosures, and much more.
Our in-app collaboration station allows you and your partner to spot and resolve any inconsistencies in your answers.
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Prenup Basics
What is a prenuptial agreement?
Prenup 101. Learn the definition of a prenup and what’s included.
When should you consider a prenuptial agreement?
Common reasons to consider a prenuptial agreement.
How to create a prenuptial agreement?
Our questionnaire walks you through step by step.
What to include in a prenuptial agreement?
And common mistakes to avoid when creating yours.
State Specifics
What do I need to know for my state guidelines?
What makes your prenup valid in the state you live in.
What to consider for my state?
Any specific guidelines that are necessary to follow.
How to create a state specific prenup?
Broken down in an easy to follow format.
What to consider in my state specific prenup?
And some ideas to get you thinking.
Legal Liaisons
Do I need an attorney for a prenup?
This depends on your state and specific clauses.
When should I consider a prenuptial agreement?
Learn when to have the conversation.
Can a lawyer review my prenuptial agreement?
Absolutely. Check out our attorney network within your HelloPrenup account.
How to find best prenup lawyers?
We’ve found top family law attorneys and negotiated discount rates.
When it comes to prenuptial agreements, the laws can vary significantly from one state to another. Some states have specific requirements for the validity of a prenup, such as the need for full financial disclosure or the presence of independent legal counsel. Other states may have more relaxed rules, allowing couples to create and sign a prenup with fewer formalities.
Learn more about your state below.
At HelloPrenup.com, we understand the importance of having a prenup that meets state requirements. Our platform is designed to walk you through your prenuptial agreement based on your preferences and the guidelines of your state to help you create a prenup you’re proud of. In addition, we offer online access to top family law firms for optional services.
HelloPrenup does not offer legal advice or representation and is not a law firm or a substitute for the advice or services of an attorney or law firm. The information provided on this site is not legal advice. If you are looking for advice or representation regarding your specific situation, you should contact an attorney in your state.
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Common Questions
Have any questions that aren’t mentioned here? We’re happy to chat.
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How long does the process take?
On average it takes HelloPrenup couples just 1.5 hours to create their state-specific, custom prenuptial agreement!
Is this legal?
HelloPrenup was created by family law attorneys who wanted to streamline the process of creating a prenup. HelloPrenup’s agreements are created with state-specific requirements, and allow you to add or remove clauses based on your specific needs or desires for your agreement.
As with any type of legal document, it is important that both parties have their signatures notarized. Learn more about prenup notarization.
How much does a prenup cost?
HelloPrenup costs a flat, one-time fee of $599 per couple.
HelloPrenup is a fraction of the cost of traditional methods.
Do I need to hire an attorney?
Most states do not require either party to be represented by an attorney in order to enter into a prenuptial agreement.
However, if you’d like to hire an attorney at any time in your process, just click “Ask an Attorney” in your account to get started.
Which state should I choose?
This is a common point of confusion for many couples.
It is common practice that you choose the state in which you plan to reside as a married couple.
Your choice of state (this is what we call “choice of law”) determines which state will determine the enforcement of your prenup in the event of a divorce.
Common Questions
Have any questions that aren’t mentioned here? We’re happy to chat.
Send us an email
How long does the process take?
On average it takes HelloPrenup couples just 1.5 hours to create their state-specific, custom prenuptial agreement!
Is this legal?
HelloPrenup was created by family law attorneys who wanted to streamline the process of creating a prenup. HelloPrenup’s agreements are created with state-specific requirements, and allow you to add or remove clauses based on your specific needs or desires for your agreement.
As with any type of legal document, it is important that both parties have their signatures notarized. Learn more about prenup notarization.
How much does a prenup cost?
HelloPrenup costs a flat, one-time fee of $599 per couple.
HelloPrenup is a fraction of the cost of traditional methods.
Do I need to hire an attorney?
Most states do not require either party to be represented by an attorney in order to enter into a prenuptial agreement.
Check out our state information pages for more detailed requirements, case law, and links to state statutes.
Which state should I choose?
This is a common point of confusion for many couples.
It is common practice that you choose the state in which you plan to reside as a married couple.
Your choice of state (this is what we call “choice of law”) determines which state will determine the enforcement of your prenup in the event of a divorce.
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