Pick your state to see the default rules — what happens to your money, home, business, and support if you sign nothing. These are the terms you’re agreeing to by default.
A draft is only worth the paper it’s on if it’s done right. Courts look for these — Preface is built around them:
Oral marital agreements are not enforceable.
Signing the night before the wedding is a classic way to get an agreement thrown out. Give it time.
Each party must know what the other actually has. That’s why Preface builds a disclosure schedule with you.
A grossly one-sided deal invites a court to set it aside.
Each of you should have your own lawyer review it. This is the single biggest factor in whether it holds up.