How can I make sure to keep the debt and credit of my fiance seperate from my name in a Prenuptial agreement?

Panama City Beach, FL Viewed 86 times. Posted 3 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials
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I am getting married in May, 2010. My fiance has aquired a lot of debt and bad credit over his lifetime. My credit is great, and I would like to keep it that way. I have heard that there is a way to keep our credit and debt seperate if we don't get credit cards or joint bank accounts together. I am having a prenuptial agreement drawn up. What all needs to be included in this to make sure I am covered?
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Lori I Barkus

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This attorney is licensed in Florida and 1 other state. Posted 3 months ago. Flag as objectionable
It is very difficult to keep assets and liabilities separate without a prenuptial agreement. A well drafted prenuptial agreement can help you avoid problems down the road if your marriage does not work out. Florida law has changed regarding the requirements for a prenuptial agreement. Make sure you speak with someone who knows this area of law very well. I recommend that you speak with an attorney who has experience drafting these agreements and discuss with him/her the complete financial picture.
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