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Property Prenuptial Agreements are essential legal documents used in the United States when parties wish to clearly define their property rights before entering into marriage. These agreements are particularly important for individuals with significant assets, business interests, or expected inheritances. A Property Prenuptial Agreement typically includes detailed financial disclosures, provisions for separate and community property, and specific terms for property division in case of divorce or death. The agreement must comply with state-specific requirements for validity and enforceability, and both parties should have independent legal counsel review the document before execution.
