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Secure Your Financial Future with a Post-Nuptial Agreement in Virginia

In Virginia, post-nuptial agreements are governed by Virginia Code § 20-149 et seq., which mandates voluntary agreement and full disclosure. A post-nup can address significant financial changes, protect business interests, or provide clarity in a marriage. Mir & Bashir, LLC offers comprehensive legal services to help you draft a post-nuptial agreement that is fair, enforceable, and compliant with Virginia law.

Contact us today to learn more about how we can assist you in creating a post-nuptial agreement that safeguards your assets and meets all legal requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Post-nuptial agreements are governed by Virginia Code § 20-149 et seq., which treats them similarly to prenuptial agreements and mandates voluntary execution, full financial disclosure, and fairness to ensure enforceability.

A post-nup can address significant financial changes like inheritances or career shifts, protect business interests from division in divorce, clarify marital responsibilities, and provide security amid evolving circumstances, offering peace of mind and reducing potential conflicts.

We offer comprehensive legal services to create fair, enforceable post-nups tailored to your needs, ensuring compliance with § 20-149 et seq. through detailed provisions on assets, debts, and support, while guiding you through the process to safeguard your financial future.

It must be voluntary without duress, include full disclosure of assets and liabilities, be fair and reasonable at signing and enforcement, and exclude prohibited terms like child custody or support, with independent legal counsel recommended for both parties.

As of October 2025, no specific changes to post-nup laws under § 20-149 et seq. have been enacted; Virginia’s 2025 family law updates focus on child support guidelines and access to records, leaving marital agreement frameworks unchanged.