Chip Chick
If you and your partner have been discussing marriage and you want a prenup but aren’t sure how your partner may feel about it, it can be a hard topic to bring up.
However, discussing a prenup is another opportunity for you and your partner to improve your communication skills. Take a moment to sit them down and explain that although you love them and want your marriage to last as long as it can, you’d feel more financially and emotionally secure if you signed a prenup.
After expressing how you feel, let your partner have a moment to speak their mind and express how they feel about prenups. If there’s some hesitation, see if there’s a way you both could compromise.
The goal of a prenup isn’t to divide couples from the start or create tension; they’re to keep couples feeling stable and open.
Once you’ve both agreed to create and sign a prenup, you and your spouse can look into contacting your attorneys and getting it done. It’s best to get the prenup done as soon as you can, as you don’t want to wait until right before you get married to do it, saving you some stress.
Again, don’t fret at the idea of a prenup. Just remember to communicate with your partner and support each other through the process!
