Prenups.com has licensed attorneys drafting prenuptial and postnuptial agreements in 31 states. Flat-fee pricing, the same process start to finish, and an experienced attorney managing your agreement — wherever you're located.
CONSULTATION • DRAFTING • REVISIONS • NEGOTIATION • SIGNING
Wherever you’re located, you work directly with an experienced prenup attorney — not a form tool, not a document service. Our flat fee model covers your full agreement: consultation, drafting, revisions, negotiation support, and signing coordination. The process doesn’t change by state.
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After representing over 1,000 couples in divorce, I saw the same story play out again and again — not because people didn’t love each other, but because they didn’t plan. I created Prenups.com to give couples a better way to start their marriage: with honesty, clarity, and a smart financial agreement built on partnership — not fear.
I am a Harvard Law graduate, a three-time winner of Atlanta’s Best Divorce Attorney, and the author of The Prenup Prescription. I founded Prenups.com because I believed the best use of everything I learned in divorce court was helping couples avoid needing it.
Rebecca brings over a decade of family law experience to every agreement she drafts. A California-licensed attorney based in San Diego, she has spent her career handling the full spectrum of family law matters — including high-asset cases, complex property division, and pre- and post nuptial agreements. She knows California’s community property rules in depth and drafts accordingly.
At Prenups.com, Rebecca handles all California-based clients, guiding couples through the state-specific requirements that make a California prenup enforceable and built to last.
Outside of work, Rebecca is an active member of the San Diego County Bar Association and the San Diego Family Law Bar Association, and volunteers regularly through the San Diego Volunteer Lawyer Program.
Tina Hart is a New York licensed family law attorney with extensive courtroom experience across matrimonial matters, custody proceedings, and domestic relations in New York State. Before joining the Prenups.com network, Tina served as a partner handling matrimonial matters at a New York firm and as a Family Services Attorney prosecuting child welfare cases in Sullivan County Family Court. She has appeared before the New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division, and brings that litigation background to every agreement she drafts — because she knows what courts look for when they evaluate whether an agreement holds up.
At Prenups.com, Tina handles all New York-based clients, navigating New York’s specific formality and disclosure requirements to make sure every agreement is properly executed and enforceable.
Ashley has over 25 years of experience in divorce and family law across Mississippi and Alabama, including prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, courtroom advocacy, and dispute resolution. She graduated from Cumberland School of Law at Samford University in 1994 and has maintained a private practice since 2002, with offices in Ocean Springs, Mississippi and Gulf Shores, Alabama. Ashley is listed on both the Mississippi Bar Association Registry of Mediators and the Alabama State Court Mediator Roster for Divorce and Family Law, making her uniquely equipped to help couples reach agreements without litigation. She believes that a well-crafted prenuptial agreement is one of the wisest investments a couple can make — in their finances and in their relationship.
Lindsey graduated from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law and has spent her career in private practice focused on family law, including divorce, custody, legal separation, and prenuptial agreements. She has been recognized as a Colorado Super Lawyer and multiple-year Rising Star, reflecting her reputation for navigating complex family situations with both skill and care. Lindsey brings a collaborative and effective approach to every client engagement, with particular emphasis on helping individuals make smart decisions before and during major life transitions.
Dan Roberts is a Connecticut Super Lawyer with over two decades of experience in family law, admitted to practice in both Connecticut and Virginia. He has contributed extensively to legal scholarship in his field, including authoring a chapter for the LexisNexis Practice Guide on Connecticut Family Law and publishing multiple articles on prenuptial agreements and family law developments. Dan has served in leadership roles within the Connecticut Bar Association’s Family Law section and is recognized for combining deep legal knowledge with a practical, client-focused approach. He maintains a solo practice in Virginia while serving of counsel to firms in both Virginia and Connecticut.
Nicole began her legal career long before law school — first as a teen prosecutor in Florida, then as a Guardian ad Litem representing children in court. She received her J.D. from the University of Florida Levin College of Law and went on to build a career in complex family law matters, including cases involving closely held businesses, trusts, and high-value asset division. Nicole approaches prenuptial agreements as a tool for transparency and planning, and brings the same calm, strategic mindset to every client relationship. When she’s not practicing law, she’s cooking five-star meals for her family — a skill she honed professionally during her time in school.
Jessica is an Illinois-licensed attorney with a Juris Doctorate from John Marshall Law School and a Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy — a combination that sets her apart in family law. Her dual training means she approaches prenuptial agreements not just as legal documents but as tools for building honest communication and shared understanding between partners. Jessica is committed to ethical, transparent representation and to helping couples reach agreements that feel fair — not just legally sound. She brings both legal precision and genuine interpersonal insight to every client relationship.
Craig is a Massachusetts-licensed attorney based in the Boston area, admitted to the bar in 2009 after earning his J.D. from Massachusetts School of Law and his undergraduate degree from the University of Hartford. His practice spans family law, estate planning, elder law, and business matters, giving him a broad perspective on the financial and legal considerations that make a well-crafted prenuptial agreement so valuable. Craig brings over 15 years of experience to every client engagement and is known for being a straight-talking advocate who listens first and advises second.
Jocelyne is a Nevada-licensed attorney with a career that spans immigration law, family law, and over a decade of teaching law at the high school and university level. After building her first law firm in Michigan — focused on cross-border Canadian-American immigration and tax issues — she relocated to Las Vegas, where she founded the Justice & Advocacy Academy at Faith Lutheran and coached student legal teams to national recognition. She now maintains a family law practice in Nevada and serves as a mentor with the University of Nevada Boyd School of Law’s community service program. Her dual background in law and education makes her exceptionally skilled at helping clients understand both their rights and their options.
Danielle is a New Jersey-licensed attorney with 22 years of experience, the majority of which has been devoted to family law. She began her career at Legal Services of New Jersey, where she worked on the statewide Domestic Violence Representation Project before transitioning to private practice. Her experience includes prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, custody, divorce, and property settlement negotiations. Danielle brings both legal rigor and genuine commitment to her clients, shaped by years of representing people navigating some of the most consequential decisions of their lives.
Katie is a Board Certified Specialist in Family Law in North Carolina with more than two decades of experience — the last 15+ years dedicated exclusively to keeping families out of court. After spending her early career litigating family law matters, she shifted her practice entirely to collaborative, settlement-focused work, including prenuptial agreements, post-marital planning, and family law matters. Her board certification means clients can be confident their prenuptial agreement is being handled with verified expertise in North Carolina law. Outside the office, she’s a mom to two kids and a goldendoodle named Yeti Spaghetti.
Jeff is an Ohio-licensed attorney admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio, with a practice focused on domestic relations law. A graduate of the University of Toledo College of Law and Xavier University — where he played college baseball — Jeff brings the same discipline and preparation he developed as an athlete to every client matter. He has represented a broad range of clients, including small business owners and professionals, and is an active member of both the Butler County and Ohio State Bar Associations. Jeff currently serves as President of the Board of the Butler Tech Foundation.
Amy is an Oregon-licensed attorney who began her legal career as an Assistant Attorney General in the Oregon Department of Justice, representing the State in juvenile dependency and child support matters. She launched her own practice in 2017, focusing on family law including dissolution, custody, guardianship, and prenuptial agreements, and has developed deep roots across Oregon’s legal communities. Amy graduated from Willamette University College of Law in 2011 and holds a B.S. in History from Portland State University. She’s an outdoor enthusiast who loves Oregon’s coast and mountains — and says she wouldn’t want to live anywhere else.
Melody is the owner and managing partner of Protasio & Jasper, P.C. in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, where her practice is devoted exclusively to family law. With nearly 20 years of experience handling divorce, custody, support, and prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, she brings particular depth to cases involving business owners and complex marital estates. Melody is a 2005 graduate of Duquesne University School of Law and a former Law Review member, and has successfully litigated two cases before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. She is active in the Lycoming County Law Association, where she serves as Chair of the family law section.
Travis is licensed to practice in Tennessee, Washington State, and Oregon, with a focus on family law and criminal defense. He earned his B.S. from East Tennessee State University, his J.D. from Appalachian School of Law, and his M.B.A. from King University — a combination that gives him a practical, business aware perspective on prenuptial agreements and financial planning for couples. Travis started his legal career in Oregon before returning to Tennessee, and he approaches each client matter as its own distinct challenge — because no two prenups, like no two relationships, are exactly alike. When he’s not practicing law, he’s with his family or at the gym.
Trisha is a Texas-licensed attorney who graduated from St. Mary’s University School of Law in 2013. Before law school, she earned a degree in marketing from the University of Colorado and spent several years in advertising — a background that informs her ability to communicate clearly and think strategically on behalf of clients. She focuses her practice on family law matters and is committed to advocating zealously for her clients through every stage of the process.
Stephen built his legal career across both law firm and solo practice environments, developing broad experience before finding his focus in divorce, probate, trusts, estate planning, and family law. He approaches prenuptial agreements as part of a larger financial planning conversation — one that helps couples get on the same page about their future before they say “I do.” Stephen is known for guiding clients through complex, emotionally charged matters with care and clarity. When he’s not practicing, he’s watching football and baseball or adding to his record collection.
