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Secure Your Financial Future With A Post-Nuptial Agreement In Virginia | Mir & Bashir, LLC

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.

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