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Not going to lie. A whole lot of documents; including bank statements from checking and saving accounts, statements from retirement accounts, credit card statements, deeds to real property, copies of trusts, and much more depending on either you or your fiancé’s current assets and liabilities and general financial situation.

It really depends on the complexity of your situation. My consultations are free, and we can discuss your needs and a reasonable fee.

  • Each party exchanges financial disclosures.
  • We work with your fiancé’s attorney and together we draft the Agreement which memorializes each of your wishes. There are usually many drafts before the parties agree on a final version.
  • The parties execute the agreement together at a video-taped finalsigning.
  • You get married and the Agreement is in full effect.

We skillfully draft your Agreements with your oversight and input, while following Arizona law requirements under A.R.S. §25-201. In order for The Agreement to be enforceable:

  • It must be in writing, signed voluntarily;
  • It must be fair and equitable between the parties, i.e., not unconscionable (grossly unproportionate);
  • It must not be signed under duress or coercion, i.e., too close to the wedding. We also video record all final signings with full transcripts to ensure your wishes are memorialized.

Yes, whether you share the same religions and culture, or intending on a blended family, our Agreements will
fully integrate both of your desired objectives.