For prenups, 
it’s all a matter of state
Our mission is to make prenups as accessible as possible for every couple. No matter your net worth — always $599 per couple.
HERE’S WHY
Each state has its own
laws that govern prenups
States govern what can and cannot be included in a prenuptial agreement, how it must be
written and signed, and whether it will be enforced in court. These laws affect:
States differ on how
property is divided
Some are community property states, others follow equitable distribution.
Spousal support rules
different between states
different between states
Some states allow waivers of alimony, while others limit or prohibit them.
Legal requirements and
enforceability
enforceability
Each state has specific rules about timing, disclosure, notarization, etc.
WHERE TO BEGIN
The best place to start is
referencing the rules of your state
Find your state below to learn everything you need to know.
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Montana
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New Hampshire
New Jersey
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New York
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North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
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Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
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