Bringing up a pre-nuptial agreement is terrifying because it feels like you are betting on the marriage to fail before it has even begun.
Bringing up a pre-nuptial agreement is terrifying because it feels like you are betting on the marriage to fail before it has even begun.However, in situations where one partner has massive inherited assets or runs a complex business, a prenup is a legal necessity. Frame the conversation around mutual protection and transparency, not lack of trust.
Make sure the prenup is entirely fair and protects both partners, especially if one plans to sacrifice their career to raise children. Hire separate lawyers and finalize it months before the wedding to minimize stress.