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For example, let's say John (breadwinner) and Jennie (stay-at-home mom) have a prenup with a lump sum clause of $30,000. This means that, upon the marriage coming to an end, John must pay Jennie $30,000. Keep in mind this is not alimony; it's separate from that. You can have a lump sum clause and alimony.

Prenuptial Agreements are two-sided contracts signed before a couple is married. It outlines each spouse's assets and debts, and expected future assets and debts, and how they will be managed if the partners choose to part ways, voluntarily or by death.

The Texas Family Code outlines the standards for a valid prenuptial agreement. Section 4.002 states that a prenuptial agreement must foremost be in writing and signed by both parties. Importantly, these agreements are enforceable without consideration.

As for formalities, the Texas Family Code requires only that the premarital agreement be in writing and signed by both parties; consideration is specifically not required, as provided by the statute. TEX. FAM. CODE §4.002.

Requirements for a valid prenup In writing. The prenup must be in writing and not a verbal agreement. Both parties sign it. Both fiances must sign the prenup. ... Notarization. ... Witnesses. ... Signed voluntarily. ... No unlawful terms. ... No unconscionable terms. ... No child custody or child support terms.

What Documentation Should I Provide? A copy of all bank account statements; A copy of investment account statements; Business-related documentation, including an estimated value; Titles and deeds to all real property; Insurance policies; Appraisals and tax bills for real estate;