Document background
The Adultery Prenuptial Agreement serves as a protective legal instrument for couples entering marriage who wish to establish clear consequences for infidelity. This document is particularly relevant in U.S. jurisdictions where adultery can affect divorce proceedings or where parties seek to create their own contractual penalties for infidelity. The agreement typically includes detailed financial disclosures, specific definitions of adultery, evidence requirements, and predetermined consequences. It must be executed well before marriage with independent legal counsel to ensure validity and enforceability under applicable state laws.
