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Asking your fiancé to sign a prenuptial agreement willundoubtedly place a damper on your relationship with your fiancé. In fact, it could jeopardize your upcoming nuptials. As a result, you have to ask yourself, is insisting that your finance’ enter into a prenuptial agreement worth the possibility of losing him or her? The answer lies in determining whether a prenuptial agreement will protect you in the event your marriage ends in divorce.

In May 2012, Patricia M. Barbarito, Esq, a matrimonial partner of Einhorn, Barbarito, Frost & Botwinick, and Gary R. Botwinick, Esq., partner and chair of the Estate Planning/Taxation Department of the firm presented a webinar with financial planner, Andrew S. Auchincloss of Alliance Bernstein. Below is a link to the presentation slide

On June 6, 2012, the Appellate Division issued a published opinion in S.K. v. J.H., a caseinvolving an appeal from the entry of a Final Restraining Order. In that case, the Appellate Division reversed the trial court’s entry of a Final Restraining Order against J.H., which stemmed from an assault that J.H. committed against S.K. while the pair were in Israel.

Dear Ask the Attorney:  My wife and I have decided to get a divorce. It was a mutual decision. We have two young children. I thought it was going amicably but recently found out that she has been saying the most horrible things on her Facebook page about me, my […]