While, for some people, the term “prenuptial agreement” has a negative connotation that implies divorce, that’s far from the case. If you and your partner decide to create a prenuptial agreement, that doesn’t mean that you two are more likely to get divorced.

In fact, research points to marriages actually being stronger when there is a prenuptial agreement in place. Since money is one of the biggest topics couples fight about, removing the financial smoke and mirrors simultaneously removes a huge stressor from relationships. Prenuptial agreements are all about transparency, and transparency contributes to strong marriages.

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