Gelman & AssociatesNorth York, ON · October 1, 2026Common Mistakes People Make When Creating a Prenuptial Agreement
A prenuptial agreement can help couples clarify their financial rights and responsibilities before marriage. However, simply signing an agreement does not guarantee that every term will be enforceable if the relationship later ends. In Ontario, what is commonly called a prenuptial agreement or prenup is generally referred to as a marriage contract under the Family...
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