The decision to enter into a prenuptial agreement, commonly known as a prenup, is one that many couples grapple with as they prepare for marriage. While some view prenups as essential safeguards for protecting assets and clarifying financial expectations, others may hesitate due to concerns about trust, romance, and the implications for their relationship. In […]
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