Using AI to create a prenuptial agreement currently is not reliable. Here's why using AI to create a prenup can be dangerous:
May Not Be State Compliant: AI may not pick up on state-specific laws, which could result in an unenforceable prenup in the future. For example, in New Mexico, you may not include spousal support waivers in your prenup (N.M. Stat. § 40-3A-4). Many AI tools will not understand this state-specific nuance and may accidentally include a waiver of spousal support in a New Mexico prenup.
May omit critical legal requirements: AI tools may fail to properly include Financial Disclosure and improperly explain to the user how to fill it out. Financial disclosure is a key component for a valid and enforceable prenup in virtually every state.
May not be comprehensive: Many AI-generated prenups are not comprehensive and tend to be only 1-2 pages long. Most prenups prepared by reputable online services or attorneys average 30-50 pages. Prenups generally need to be as detailed as possible to account for a wide range of potential scenarios, legal complexities, and financial considerations.
AI lacks legal advice about additional options: AI tools only follow the instructions you provide in your prompt. It does not suggest additional ideas and clauses to include in the prenup, unlike through the help of attorneys. You can purchase attorney services directly through HelloPrenup's platform.
The bottom line: AI technology has not evolved (yet) to the point where it is reliably creating valid and enforceable agreements tailored to your particular circumstances. Instead, consider using a legitimate online company (like HelloPrenup) and/or a qualified attorney in your state to navigate the prenup process and ensure your prenup is comprehensive and legally sound.
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