by LisaB | Sep 17, 2026 | Premarital Agreements
Texas Family Code § 4.003 lists eight categories of terms couples may agree on, and one category they may not. Here is the line, drawn precisely. Bustos Family Law PLLC | Austin, Texas Prospective spouses often arrive at our office with a list of things they have...
by LisaB | Sep 15, 2026 | Premarital Agreements
Texas divides what you build during the marriage — not just what you walk in with. That is why prenuptial agreements matter most to couples who feel they have nothing to protect. Bustos Family Law PLLC | Austin & Dripping Springs, Texas It is the most common...
by Gordon | Aug 1, 2023 | Premarital Agreements
With marriage comes a contract of shared responsibility and assets which often times requires the help of a legal professional to ensure the safety and success of each partner’s financial futures. If you are looking to sign a premarital agreement in Texas, it is...
by Gordon | Aug 1, 2023 | Premarital Agreements
As Texan couples look to get married, one of the most important questions they face is whether or not a prenuptial agreement should be part of their marital planning. A prenup can often seem insulting and hurtful but in reality it’s an incredibly important factor for...
by Gordon | Jul 31, 2023 | Premarital Agreements
In the realm of marriage and divorce, one term you’ve likely heard is “prenuptial agreement,” or “prenup” for short. In Texas, you can get a “prenup” after you get married and the law calls these “postnuptial”...
by Gordon | Jul 30, 2023 | Premarital Agreements
Navigating the legal landscape of marriage can be a complex endeavor. One tool that prospective spouses often consider is the prenuptial agreement. Known for its asset-protecting properties, a prenuptial agreement can provide a sense of security and clarity as couples...
