High-Net-Worth Prenups in Texas
Planning considerations for premarital agreements involving substantial or complex wealth.
Complexity is often more important than net worth
A single closely held company, trust interest, or compensation package can create more drafting complexity than a larger but simple portfolio.
Define growth and appreciation carefully
The agreement may need to address appreciation, retained earnings, distributions, reinvestment, active efforts, debt reduction, and contributions of marital funds or labor.
Coordinate with estate and tax planning
Trusts, inheritance expectations, elective-share rights, beneficiary designations, and tax planning can intersect with prenup terms.
Use precise disclosure and definitions
High-value agreements benefit from clear schedules, defined terms, valuation concepts, and treatment of future assets and transactions.
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