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The New Prenup: What Today's Couples Are Really Negotiating

Beyond dividing assets: master modern marital agreements covering digital property, lifestyle clauses, and fair financial transparency.

Created byShari A. Rivkind
BeginnerUpdated Nov 3, 2026

What You'll Learn

  • check_circleExplain key legal and practical considerations in modern prenuptial agreements
  • check_circleAssess disclosure and enforceability requirements for valid agreements
  • check_circleAdvise clients on protecting businesses, wealth, and digital assets
  • check_circleApply effective negotiation and drafting strategies for contemporary prenups

About This Course

Prenuptial agreements have evolved far beyond protecting individual assets before marriage. Today's couples are negotiating complex financial arrangements involving businesses, professional practices, inheritances, digital assets, and evolving expectations around wealth and relationships. For family law practitioners, understanding these changing dynamics is essential to providing practical, strategic advice and drafting agreements that stand the test of time.

This practical course explores the modern prenuptial agreement, examining current negotiation trends, enforceability requirements, financial disclosure obligations, and emerging issues affecting today's couples. Participants will gain practical guidance on advising clients through sensitive discussions while developing agreements that effectively manage risk and support long-term certainty.

Key Topics Discussed:

  • The evolving role of modern prenuptial agreements
  • Common misconceptions and legal considerations
  • Financial disclosure and enforceability requirements
  • Protecting businesses, professional practices, and family wealth
  • Addressing inheritances and future assets
  • Social media, digital assets, and emerging property issues
  • Managing sensitive client discussions and negotiations
  • Practical drafting strategies for effective prenups

Course Content

1 activity • 1 videos • duration: 1h 4m

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  • videocamThe New Prenup: What Today's Couples Are Really Negotiating
    Duration 64:00

Your Instructors

Shari A. Rivkind

Attorney | Marriage & Wedding Law Specialist

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Shari A. Rivkind, Esq. has practiced law since 1987 and has owned The Rivkind Law Firm since 2008, with a background in personal legal matters including divorce, estate planning, contract negotiations, and litigation. A graduate of The George Washington University and Boston University School of Law, she maintains a New Jersey-based practice and has developed particular expertise in wedding-related legal matters, heading the firm's Bridelawyer.com™ and Groomlawyer.com™ divisions, and has co-authored four books on these topics.

Morgan Weil

Attorney | Marriage & Wedding Law Specialist

Morgan J. Weil, Esq. is a graduate of The George Washington University and The Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University (2019), with professional experience in elder law, estate planning, and wills and trusts practice. She currently heads a practice division specializing in the legal issues facing individuals and couples in marriage and wedding planning, and has co-authored four books on these topics.

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