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Complicated high-asset portfolios and other unique considerations need not affect your marriage. Rather than let those issues distract your focus from your marriage, you can address them now through a marital agreement that just might preserve your net worth in a divorce. What is a high-asset portfolio? Just ask yourself if you could afford to lose it in a divorce. If the answer is “no,” it is vitally important you protect it.
Our family law attorneys here at Grant, Miller & Smith, LLC, in St. Louis, Missouri, can provide your marriage with the support and protection it needs before your wedding and after it, especially if your marriage ends in divorce. Whether you seek a prenuptial agreement or a postnuptial agreement, you can count on our firm’s experienced lawyers to provide you with the insightful representation you need.
Creating a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement takes an experienced attorney who understands the complexity of property issues in a marriage. Learn how we can help you create a strong agreement by meeting with us. We invite you to schedule a initial consultation with our office by calling 314-202-5866. If you prefer, you can instead connect with us online.
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