What should I do to have a valid premarital agreement?
Generally you will want to
(1) make full and complete written disclosure of each others’ assets and liabilities, well in advance of the wedding,
(2) make sure that the terms are not unreasonable, and would be considered fair, under the circumstances, and
(3) give both parties a reasonable opportunity to review the proposed agreement with his and her own independent legal counsel well before the wedding. We do not advise springing an agreement on the bride/groom on the eve of the rehearsal dinner.
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