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Prenuptial Agreements in New York

Protect Your Future with a Thoughtfully Prepared Prenuptial Agreement

A prenuptial agreement is not about planning for divorce—it's about creating clarity, protecting your assets, and giving both parties confidence before entering into marriage.


At The Law Office of Christina J. Otto, P.C., we help individuals and couples throughout Suffolk County, Nassau County, and across New York prepare comprehensive prenuptial agreements that reflect their goals and comply with New York law.


Whether you are protecting a business, preserving family assets, safeguarding future inheritances, or simply establishing financial expectations, we can help you create an agreement tailored to your unique circumstances.

What Is a Prenuptial Agreement?

A prenuptial agreement (commonly called a "prenup") is a legally binding contract entered into before marriage that outlines how certain financial matters will be handled during the marriage and in the event of divorce or death.


A properly drafted agreement can help minimize uncertainty, reduce future disputes, and provide peace of mind for both spouses.

Who Should Consider a Prenuptial Agreement?

Many people assume prenups are only for the wealthy.

In reality, a prenuptial agreement can benefit anyone entering marriage who wants to clearly define financial expectations and protect important assets.


You may benefit from a prenup if you:


  • Own a business
  • Own real estate
  • Have children from a previous relationship
  • Expect to receive an inheritance
  • Have substantial savings or investments
  • Carry significant debt
  • Want to protect future income or professional interests
  • Simply want financial clarity before marriage

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