A prenup might not be the most romantic proposition, but for those with assets, it couldn't hurt.
A prenuptial agreement, or prenup, is a contract signed by the bride and groom- to -be prior to their wedding.
Anyone who has assets such as real estate, stocks and bonds, or substantial savings would be wise to consider a prenup.
Because there is no prenup, the battle over McCartney's $1.5 billion fortune, as well as custody of two-year-old daughter, Beatrice, is bound to be bitter.
Discuss your reasons for wanting a prenup.
Neither party really wants to think about a prenup, especially when planning a wedding.
Prenup talk should be handled as soon after the engagement as possible.
With one in three marriages ending in divorce however, those with considerable assets would be well advised to give the prenup at least some consideration.