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Understanding the Collaborative Law Process For Premarital Agreements

P. Lindley Bain | September 3, 2019

The collaborative law process is anchored by the parties’ goals. The parties define what success looks like, not the lawyers.

In a collaboratively negotiated premarital agreement, both parties hire a collaborative attorney to advocate for him or herself. A collaboratively negotiated premarital agreement allows a platform for the parties to have premarital financial discussions about their financial goals, their financial priorities, their financial values.

For more information on collaborative law and premarital agreements, please contact P. Lindley Bain at 512-454-8791.

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