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Asked almost 3 years ago - Pflugerville, TX

I don't have plans to marry in the immediate future. I do have a question regarding prenuptial agreements.

I have some financial assets and physical assets. Conversely, I have considerable credit card debt. I live in a community property state (Texas).

Can a prenupual proctect my assets/finances as and protect any future spouse from being held responsible for bills that he had no part in creating?

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Answered almost 3 years ago. Debt / Lending Agreements Lawyer in Houston, TX.
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You can use a pre-nuptial agreement as a way of segregating your financial liabilities and assets. Some find this less than romantic.
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