Is it too late to enter into a prenuptial agreement if we have been married for years

By definiton, a prenuptial agreement is entered into before the marriage occurs. However, if things are not working out, you can enter into a separation agreement that separates your financial affairs, and any other issues between you.

Note that I am not licensed to practice in your state.

There is such a thing known as a post-nuptial agreement but I think any family lawyer will tell you that a post-nuptial agreement, though it exists, are hardlly ever held up in court.

Your question about whether you can enter into a post-nuptial agreement caught my eye. I am a lawyer here in the UK but a recent case here in London has shown that the UK courts will now at least take cognisance of an agreement entered into after the date of the marriage and UK law is typically very conservative about such matters. Not being a US attorney I cannot really advise on whether a post-nup will work in the US. Obviously a pre-nup is best and the UK position is set out here <a href='http://www.prenuptialagreementsuk.co.uk' target='_blank'>Prenuptial Agreement UK</a>

A family lawyer will tell you that post-nuptial agreements are hardlly ever enforced in court.

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No one can know what the record is in the case because online we cannot find out any details. You need a lawyer. Check with a lawyer in your locale to discuss more of the details.

Good luck to you.

God bless.

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