Prenuptial agreements are often associated with the rich and famous, but even if your income is modest, you may benefit from a prenup if you want to ensure that what’s yours remains yours in case “Till death do us part” should devolve into “Spare me the pleasure of your company.”

Protecting yourself with a prenuptial agreement can be prudent if you have substantial assets upon marrying, or if you’re getting remarried after a period of being divorced. A prenup is generally considered a way to protect everyone’s interests, whether you’re building a business, have built a substantial nest egg, or expect to inherit substantial assets.

Read the full article by Miranda Marquit.