NYLJ Publishes The Perils of Prenups, authored by Chaim Steinberger
Posted in Divorce,Mediation, negotiation & dispute resolution on February 28, 2020
Beginning on February 28, 2020, and on the following three consecutive Fridays, the New York Law Journal will be publishing Chaim’s thoughtful articles on The Perils of Prenups. In the first part, Chaim will explain why prenuptial agreements are often more dangerous and destructive than they are helpful. The second article will describe certain situations that, despite their danger, prenuptial agreements are still necessary for. Part III then ties it all together, outlining the methods and techniques that those who do want or need a prenup might use to minimize or eliminate its dangers, so that the happily betrothed can continue their happily-ever-after with the best chances for success.
Read Part I here: “The Perils of Prenups: Part I“.
Related to this, see also https://www.manhattan-law.com/prenuptial-agreement-lawyer-nyc/.
Attorney Chaim Steinberger
Attorney Chaim Steinberger is the principal of CHAIM STEINBERGER, P.C., and he has been a divorce and family-law arbitrator, mediator, and litigator for more than a quarter century. He is the author of "Divorce Without Destruction" and "The Perils of Prenups," and he prides himself on shepherding good people through difficult family transitions with ferocious, relentless integrity.