Prenuptial Agreement


Prenuptial Agreement Attorneys Serving Akron and Northeast Ohio

Serving Akron, Canton, Summit County, Portage and Medina, Ohio.

Planning for your marriage should bring peace, not stress. A prenuptial agreement is not about expecting the worst. It’s about building your future with trust, security, and shared understanding. Whether you are entering a second marriage, blending families, or simply want clarity about finances, a prenup can give both partners confidence and peace of mind.


At Hoover Kacyon, LLC, we help couples create legally sound prenuptial agreements that protect assets, define expectations, and reduce future conflict. You’ll have a team in your corner to guide you through every step with professionalism and respect. We don’t judge why you’re asking. We help you protect what matters most, and we’ll help you get to the other side with strength and clarity.


What Is a Prenuptial Agreement?

A prenuptial agreement is a written contract signed by both partners before marriage. It outlines how finances, debts, income, property, and future support will be handled if the marriage ends in divorce or death. These agreements are especially helpful for protecting family businesses, inheritances, premarital assets, and children from prior relationships.


Ohio recognizes prenuptial agreements as valid if they are made voluntarily, with full disclosure of each party’s assets, and are not unconscionable at the time of signing. When done properly, they offer both spouses peace and security, even during difficult life transitions.

What We Can Do for You

A prenuptial agreement should bring clarity and confidence to both partners. We help you approach the process with respect, structure, and the legal tools needed to protect your future together. Our goal is to create an agreement that reflects your values, strengthens your foundation, and supports your long-term plans as a couple.

Draft and Review Prenuptial Agreements

We work with you to draft a custom agreement that reflects your unique relationship, assets, and vision for the future. We also review agreements prepared by another party to ensure fairness and legal sufficiency.

Protect Property and Inheritance Rights

Address Spousal Support and Debt Allocation

Ensure Full and Accurate Financial Disclosures

Provide Judgment-Free Legal Support

When to Call a Prenuptial Agreement Attorney

If you’re engaged and thinking about financial clarity, now is the right time to act. A prenuptial agreement should be discussed and signed well in advance of the wedding. The earlier you begin, the more confident and organized the process becomes. We’re in your corner and ready to help you take this next step with peace and strength.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I really need a prenup if I’m not wealthy?

Yes. Prenups are about more than just wealth. They can protect against debt, clarify expectations, and reduce conflict no matter your income level.

Can we decide spousal support terms in a prenup?

What happens if one of us doesn’t disclose everything?

Will a prenup make our marriage feel less trusting?

Do we both need our own attorney?