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When reviewing a prenuptial agreement, both parties should have their own independent counsel.

Though they are designed to safeguard your assets, prenuptial agreements can often lead to unwanted arguments and disputes. For an agreement that is fair to both parties, a separate attorney representing each party is the best way to go.

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