Prenuptial agreements are not always about the possibility of a divorce; they might also cover other marital concerns such as whether both parents will work after children are born, and their respective approaches to spending and saving. These agreements can also be drafted after the couple is married. In such cases, they are referred to as post-nuptial agreements.
Before (or shortly after) saying “I do,” couples might find it difficult to discuss individual financial concerns, needs and expectations. Mediation can take the sting out of the prenuptial agreement negotiation. Couples discuss the terms together with the help of a neutral intermediary. The result is a favorable agreement for both sides without emotional scars that can damage a marriage before it begins. One more thing: peace of mind. Once the prenuptial or postnuptial agreement is out of the way, you can get on with what is most important: your marital relationship.