Washington, D.C. law, under D.C. Code § 46-502, requires that prenuptial agreements be fair and reasonable at the time of both signing and enforcement. The law also prohibits prenups from including terms affecting child support or custody. At Mir & Bashir, LLC, we help you create a prenuptial agreement that not only protects your assets but also stands up to legal scrutiny. Our attorneys ensure that your agreement is comprehensive, addressing all necessary financial and legal concerns.
Schedule a consultation with our Washington, D.C. legal team to ensure your prenuptial agreement is enforceable and tailored to your specific situation.
Key Change: The mandatory separation period before filing for divorce has been eliminated. Now, a divorce can be granted as soon as one or both spouses state that they no longer wish to remain married.
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Key Change: Washington, D.C. has adopted a simplified, no-fault divorce model. Spouses are no longer required to prove separation or provide fault-based reasons (like adultery or cruelty) to file for divorce.
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Key Change: For the first time, courts in Washington, D.C. will consider evidence of physical, emotional, or financial abuse when determining property division and alimony.
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