A prenuptial agreement (hereinafter referred to as “prenup”) is a legally binding contract that is entered into prior to marriage to protect the marrying parties in the event of a divorce. Prenups are enforceable in Tennessee. A prenuptial agreement typically addresses things like: property division, alimony, and other situations that might arise in the event of a divorce.

The process of filing for divorce can be a very stressful time in your life, from knowing what exactly you need to file, to actually agreeing with your spouse on how martial property and child custody will be divided.