Moore Family Law Group

Many California couples get a prenup before marriage to protect their assets, but circumstances change. This is when you may

Circumstances change before and during a couple’s marriage, and if significant, spouses may want to address them officially. In the

No one starts a marriage with the intention of being unfaithful or expects their spouse to be untrustworthy in matters

Prenups, or prenuptial agreements, are legal documents couples sign before marriage to outline their assets and how they’ll be divided

Prenups have typically been a topic viewed as uncomfortable to discuss and  unfavorable, but as more couples are looking to

When planning the future, many couples in California consider legal contracts to protect their financial assets in case of divorce

Prenuptial agreements are becoming increasingly common among Californian couples to address financial matters before marriage. But how much does a