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Free Prenuptial Agreement Template

A comprehensive, customizable prenuptial agreement template for use in any US state.

About This Free Prenuptial Agreement Template

This free prenuptial agreement template is designed to comply with the requirements of the Uniform Premarital Agreement Act (UPAA) as adopted by 28 states, and includes provisions that are generally recognized in all 50 US states. It covers all essential elements of a valid prenuptial agreement and can be customized to your specific situation.

Important: This template is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Prenuptial agreement law varies by state. It is strongly recommended that both parties have the agreement reviewed by independent legal counsel before signing.

What This Template Includes

  • Identification of both parties and their assets
  • Definitions of separate and marital property
  • Rights and obligations regarding property during marriage
  • Division of property upon divorce or separation
  • Spousal support (alimony) provisions
  • Death and inheritance provisions
  • Financial disclosure schedules (Schedule A and B)
  • Signature and notarization blocks
  • Governing law clause

How to Use This Template

  1. Download the template and open it in Microsoft Word or a compatible word processor.
  2. Fill in the basic information — names, addresses, and wedding date.
  3. Complete the financial disclosure schedules — list all assets and debts for both parties.
  4. Customize the property provisions — specify which assets will remain separate and how marital property will be handled.
  5. Have an attorney review the agreement — this is strongly recommended for enforceability.
  6. Sign the agreement well before the wedding — at least 30 days in advance.
  7. Have the agreement notarized — recommended in all states, required in some.

State-Specific Templates

For state-specific requirements, visit your state’s prenuptial agreement page: