Pre-marital (sometimes called prenuptial) agreements are a great way to negotiate the financial terms of the relationship between you and your partner both during the marriage and after, rather than leaving everything to the rules imposed by the State. Some issues, such as child custody and child support can't be negotiated outside of the court's authority because those are issues that, as a matter of public policy, are not allowed to be changed by the parties from what the law provides. Many people put such provisions into a pre-marital agreement, but provisions impacting custody and child support are generally not enforceable, but most everything else is negotiable and enforceable.
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Agreeing on a Parenting Plan
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