What You Provide
This service is for a client who already has a complete or substantially complete prenuptial or postnuptial agreement draft. The client provides the current draft and the documents or background information reasonably needed to understand the terms under review.
- the current agreement draft and any attachments
- the client's questions, priorities, and requested areas of review
- relevant financial or property information needed to evaluate the draft
- any prior comments or proposed changes already exchanged
What the Attorney Reviews
The attorney reviews the agreement for clarity, organization, internal consistency, and issues that may warrant closer discussion under California law. The review is focused on the client's interests and the particular draft provided.
- unclear or inconsistent drafting language
- property and debt terms that need better definition
- business, real estate, inheritance, or investment provisions that need closer review
- support-related language that may need clarification
- custom provisions that feel incomplete or underdeveloped
- overall organization and readability of the agreement as a whole
What You Receive
The existing service terms support attorney feedback, issue-spotting, and revision suggestions. The goal is to give the client a clearer understanding of the draft and practical written changes to consider before signing.
Negotiation with the other party or the other party's attorney is not described as included in this review tier. Any negotiation or expanded revision work should be confirmed in the written engagement scope before work begins.
Review Price and Scope
The existing flat fee for agreement review is $1999. This tier is designed for review of an existing draft, not creation of a new agreement from the beginning.
- you already have a prenup or postnup draft
- you want feedback on whether the language is clear and complete
- you want revision suggestions before the agreement is finalized
- you want help making the draft feel more organized and deliberate
- you want California-focused review support through a practical consultation process
Agreement Review vs. Drafting a New Prenup
Choose agreement review when a usable draft already exists and you want attorney analysis and revision input. If no agreement has been drafted yet, the separate prenup drafting service provides an intake, information-gathering, drafting, and revision process from the beginning.
Learn about California prenuptial agreement drafting if you need a new agreement rather than review of an existing one.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have an Agreement Ready for Attorney Review?
Start the agreement-review intake and tell us whether your current prenup or postnup draft is available.