Navigating the Holidays During or After Divorce
At Wagner & Bloch, we understand your divorce is more than just a case.
Strategic planning for your marriage, your finances, and your future.
Maybe one of you owns a business, has children from a prior relationship, or expects an inheritance. Maybe you have already built assets together and want to make sure you are both protected if life changes in unexpected ways.
You may be asking yourselves the practical questions, not because you expect things to go wrong, but because you want to start your marriage with honesty and structure.
At Wagner & Bloch, our Cincinnati prenuptial and postnuptial agreement lawyers view these agreements for what they are meant to be: a shared roadmap. They are not about planning for failure. They are about working together to define expectations, protect each other, and create clarity around finances so your marriage can move forward on solid ground.
A prenuptial agreement is a legally binding contract entered into before marriage that outlines how certain financial matters will be handled during the marriage and in the event of divorce or death.
In Ohio, a properly drafted prenuptial agreement can address:
When handled thoughtfully, a prenuptial agreement can reduce future conflict and allow both spouses to enter the marriage with clear expectations.
A postnuptial agreement serves a similar purpose but is created after a couple is already married. These agreements are often used when circumstances change or when couples want to revisit financial planning later in the marriage. Postnuptial agreements are commonly used when:
For many couples, a postnuptial agreement is a proactive step toward alignment, not a sign of trouble.
At Wagner & Bloch, we approach prenuptial and postnuptial agreements with the same philosophy that guides our family law practice as a whole: skill, strategy, and respect for the people involved.
These agreements work best when both spouses feel heard, informed, and protected. Our role is to guide the process carefully, ensure the agreement is legally enforceable under Ohio law, and help you think through issues that may not be obvious today but matter years down the road.
This is not about pressure or imbalance. It is about informed decision-making and long-term planning.
Ohio law has specific requirements for enforcing prenuptial and postnuptial agreements. Courts closely examine whether both parties had full financial disclosure, adequate time to review the agreement, and independent legal counsel. Working with an experienced Cincinnati prenuptial and postnuptial agreement attorney helps ensure:
Poorly drafted agreements often fail when they are needed most. Strategic planning on the front end can prevent costly disputes later.
Whether you are preparing for marriage or reevaluating finances years into it, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements give couples a framework for communication and clarity. They allow you to define what fairness looks like for your unique situation, rather than leaving those decisions to a court later.
At Wagner & Bloch, we do not see these agreements as cold legal documents. We see them as part of a larger life plan, one that deserves care, strategy, and thoughtful guidance.
If you are considering a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement in Cincinnati, we invite you to start with a conversation. Understanding your goals, your concerns, and your financial picture is the first step toward creating an agreement that truly supports your marriage.
Contact Wagner & Bloch today to speak with a Cincinnati prenuptial and postnuptial agreement lawyer and begin planning with clarity, intention, and strategy.
We have had the pleasure of helping clients just like you through divorce. See what some of our former clients have to say below!
"Professional, moderate, kind, and able to get the job done without making a difficult situation worse- I would recommend."
%20(1).jpg)
Do you have questions about your divorce, dissolution, child custody, or other family law matter? Speak with a family law attorney today.
COntact usYou do not have to face your family law issue alone. Having a support system in place and having access to all the information you need are important first steps to take towards resolving your legal matter successfully.