PRENUP950 · CALIFORNIA

California prenuptial agreement lawyer.
$950.

Work with a California prenuptial agreement lawyer for a clear $950 flat fee. Your consultation, questionnaire review and personalized drafting are included for one client.

What’s included

  1. 15-minute attorney consultation. Discuss your goals and wedding date. Meet virtually or arrange an office appointment.
  2. Your questionnaire. Share your financial information, preferences and additional requests.
  3. Attorney drafting. Your attorney reviews your answers and prepares a personalized prenup.

Can I get a prenup online in California?

You can start Prenup950’s attorney process virtually. Discuss your goals in a 15-minute consultation, complete your questionnaire and share additional requests. Your attorney then drafts your agreement within the agreed scope. Ask how financial documents, review and signing will be handled for your situation.

Online convenience does not remove California’s requirements. Allow time for disclosure, each partner’s legal advice and the required interval before signing. Our service provides attorney drafting; it is not an instant document download.

For one client

The package covers one partner. The other partner’s lawyer, negotiations, revisions and work beyond this scope are separate unless included in your written engagement agreement. Case acceptance and scope are confirmed before work begins.

Your prenup or postnup. $950.

Get attorney guidance and an agreement drafted for your needs. $950 for one client. Call (424) 600-7167 to get started.

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What your prenuptial agreement lawyer helps you decide

A prenup sets out financial arrangements before marriage. Your attorney helps turn your goals into specific terms and explains the legal limits. Meet Nazli Usaklioglu, Esq., the California attorney behind Prenup950.

  • Your home. Discuss the down payment, mortgage contributions and what happens if you later sell.
  • Your business. Identify ownership, income and future growth you want the agreement to address. Our prenup guide for business owners explains what to prepare.
  • Savings and retirement. Separate existing balances from future contributions and discuss how growth should be treated.
  • Debts and shared expenses. Clarify expectations about existing loans and new financial commitments.

These are topics to discuss, not automatic terms. The agreement should reflect your circumstances and informed choices. See our California prenuptial agreement guide and financial disclosure checklist.

Choose the right kind of attorney help

Need an agreement drafted? Start with our $950 package. Already have a draft from your partner? Tell us before booking so we can confirm whether review is within the proposed scope and provide a quote. Need negotiations or further revisions? Those services are separate unless your engagement agreement includes them.

Your attorney represents you. Your partner should seek independent advice. Understand California’s independent lawyer requirements, particularly for alimony waivers and other spousal support terms.

Start early enough to make informed decisions

Share your wedding date on the first call. Gathering financial records, discussing terms and obtaining legal advice all take time. California requires at least seven calendar days between presentation of the final agreement and signing for agreements executed on or after January 1, 2020, even when both partners have lawyers. Read the seven-day rule and plan your timeline.

Already married? Ask about a postnup.

A postnuptial agreement is made after marriage. It can address property and financial arrangements between spouses, with distinct requirements involving good faith, fairness and property rights. Our postnup package is also $950 for one client. Included services are confirmed in your written engagement agreement.

Explore California postnup legal services or compare prenups and postnups.

Ready to start?

Call us with your wedding date. We’ll explain the next steps and whether the package fits your situation.

Call (424) 600-7167

Plan time for financial disclosure, legal advice and signing. Read the California timing guide.