Multi-State Divorce & Family Law Blog by Stange Law Firm, PC

A prenuptial agreement is a form of marital agreement created before a couple gets married. Today, it’s much more common for couples to have prenuptial or postnuptial agreements, which allow them to determine financial rights, protect properties, and make other important decisions in case of divorce. In order to get the benefits from a marital agreement, it needs to adhere to contract law and be legally enforceable. A Bloomington prenuptial agreement attorney can help you make a strong marital agreement. Although some individuals still believe that marital agreements indicate a marriage destined to fail, this is rarely the case. For

After a divorce is finalized, court orders cover essential aspects of a divorce. This includes division of property, spousal maintenance, child support, and child custody. These agreements are enforced by the court, but some of these orders can still be changed. Division of property is finalized alongside the divorce and therefore usually can’t be modified. However, there are situations where ongoing court orders can be altered to fit the needs of your family. When Can an Order Be Modified? If you and the other party agree to the modification of orders such as parenting time or spousal maintenance, you can