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Use this consultation to talk through whether you need a prenup or postnup, what issues should be covered, and what the drafting process may involve.
Most clients fit into one of these three service tiers depending on whether they need review only, standard drafting, or drafting for a more complex property picture.
Review Only
$599
For clients who already have a drafted prenuptial or postnuptial agreement and need attorney review before moving forward.
Standard Drafting
$1999
For standard agreement drafting matters, including negotiation with another attorney if one is hired.
Higher-Asset Drafting
$3999
For clients with extensive property holdings, with drafting and negotiation with another attorney if one is hired.
Many couples want a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement for practical reasons, not because they expect conflict. They may want to protect separate property, define how future earnings or debts should be handled, address business interests, or create more certainty before major life changes.
Even when the goals are clear, the written agreement can still feel intimidating. The right structure, the wording, the issues to include, and the overall organization all matter. A vague or incomplete draft can create confusion later, which defeats the point of having the agreement in the first place.
This practice is designed to help clients move through that process with more clarity and less guesswork, so the final agreement is thoughtful, organized, and easier to rely on.
A focused drafting practice can make this process feel more manageable. The goal is not to create unnecessary conflict. It is to help clients work through sensitive agreement issues in a structured, practical way and end up with a more coherent written document.
The work is centered on clear written agreements rather than broad general family-law litigation. That narrower scope supports a more deliberate drafting process.
Many clients are trying to create clarity, not escalate a dispute. The process is designed around careful discussion, drafting, and revision rather than courtroom strategy.
A defined scope helps clients understand the process and the expected cost upfront instead of wondering how each new question will affect the bill.
The work generally falls into three main categories, which makes it easier to see where drafting support may be most useful.
For couples who want a written agreement in place before marriage and need help turning their goals into organized legal drafting.
For spouses who are already married and want clear written terms addressing property, debt, support-related planning, or other financial expectations.
For clients who already have a draft agreement but want help making the language more complete, more coherent, and better organized.
Most matters begin with an intake review and a focused consultation to understand the relationship stage, the issues the parties want covered, and whether the agreement goals are realistic and clear enough to draft. From there, the process is kept as organized and manageable as possible.
Step 1
We learn whether you are seeking a prenup or postnup, what prompted the agreement, and which major issues need to be addressed.
Step 2
We discuss priorities, timing, and any practical concerns so the drafting work starts from a clearer understanding of what the agreement should accomplish.
Step 3
The relevant financial facts, property issues, and planning goals are organized so the draft reflects the right structure rather than a vague outline.
Step 4
Agreement language is drafted, reviewed, and refined so the final document is more complete, internally consistent, and easier to understand.
Step 5
Once the agreement is in final form, we help clients understand the next practical steps for review, signing, and overall completion.
Clients should understand what this service is, what it is not, and what kind of process they are stepping into before drafting begins.
California statewide client coverage
Zoom-based meetings for convenience and flexibility
Drafting focused on practical clarity rather than unnecessary complexity
Clear consultation structure before substantive drafting begins
Best suited for clients looking for drafting and agreement planning support, not courtroom litigation
This service is designed for clients who want help preparing, revising, or finalizing a written marital agreement. It is not meant for active litigation or pressure-driven last-minute decision-making.
Yes. The page is designed for clients who want help preparing a new prenuptial or postnuptial agreement, or refining an existing draft into a clearer final document.
In many matters, yes. Most clients can complete the core consultation and drafting work through Zoom meetings and remote follow-up.
Yes. This practice works with clients throughout California and offers the same drafting support regardless of which county you are located in.
Often, yes. Existing drafts can usually be reviewed for organization, completeness, and revision opportunities before finalizing the agreement.
Every agreement is different, but many clients want drafting help around the same core categories of issues.
Clarifying how premarital assets, future earnings, real estate, or appreciation should be characterized and addressed in the agreement.
Addressing ownership, growth, management expectations, and how outside family wealth or closely held interests should be treated.
Defining how existing debts, future liabilities, reimbursements, and payment expectations should be handled between the parties.
Working through customized terms carefully so the agreement reflects the parties' intent in a clearer and more organized way.
If you are considering a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement, start with the intake form and we will help determine the next practical step.
Prenuptial & Postnuptial Drafting
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