Prenuptial Agreement / Real Property Assets
In almost every case, one or both parties
to a Prenuptial Agreement own real property.
Similarly, in almost every case, the parties are already
living in the home of one of the parties or plan to do so
after marriage. Thus, there are mixed together the
issues of the home staying the separate property
of one party, but current income is being spent on the mortgage
on that real property, but both parties in the prenuptial
agreement the real property of one of the parties
because they both live there, but yet only one party actually
legally is entitled to that real property, plus the
issues of home insurance, maintenance and repair costs,
property taxes, etc., etc. There are various ways to address
these issues so that real property and the prenuptial
agreement works for the two people involved.
Contact Craig J. Bauman to Find out
(858) 488 - 1497
cjb@californialawpractice.com
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