True" music. Many couples today are opting to sign a prenup prior to getting married. So, what exactly is it and why is it becoming so common? A prenuptial agreement, or a prenup for short, is a contract signed by two people before getting married to set out how their properties, businesses, assets, expenses, and debts will be managed or divided during the marriage or in the event of divorce or death. In Rhode Island, it is also known as a pre-marital agreement. In this video, we will cover what Rhode Island law has to say about prenups, what prenups can and cannot include, and how to draft one that will stand up in court. Make sure that you watch to the end of this video to grab a template for a Rhode Island prenuptial agreement, and don't forget to hit that subscribe button for more videos by eForms, the world's largest database of official legal documents. Let's look for a moment at how prenups are enforced in Rhode Island. Rhode Island is among the 28 states that have adopted their own versions of the Uniform Pre-Marital Agreement Act, which was written in 1983 to standardize prenup laws across the country. According to the law, a prenup must be in writing and signed by both parties before the marriage in order to be legally valid. So, what can and cannot be included in a Rhode Island prenuptial agreement? A prenup in Rhode Island can cover a variety of different issues, including division of property, assets, and debts, terms of alimony, debt benefits from insurance, and more. As with most other states, Rhode Island does not allow child custody or support arrangements to be determined in a prenup. The courts reserve the right to determine child custody based on what's in the child's best...
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