Michele McGill Family Law & Civil Litigation

Entering into a second marriage is a beautiful opportunity for a fresh start, but it also brings unique financial considerations. A prenuptial agreement is a practical way to ensure that both partners enter the marriage with clarity and security. While prenuptial agreements often get a bad reputation, they’re really about protecting both parties and fostering open, honest conversations about finances before marriage. In the Nashville and Franklin areas, second marriages often involve blended families, significant assets, or businesses. With a well-crafted prenup, I can help you safeguard your financial future and create a solid foundation for your new life together. Why a Prenup is Important in a Second Marriage 1. Protecting Your Children’s Inheritance One of the most common reasons for creating a prenuptial agreement in a second marriage is to protect the inheritance of children from a previous marriage. Without a prenup, your assets may be transferred to your new spouse in the e...