New York

Flat-Fee New York Prenups and Postnups — Done 100% Online

Need a legally sound prenuptial or postnuptial agreement in New York? We make it simple with a fully virtual process, flat-fee pricing, and attorney guidance at every step.

Whether you’re engaged or already married, we’ll guide you through a smooth, secure process tailored to New York law — no office visits, no hourly billing, and no surprises.

Common New York Prenup Questions Answered

Simple, transparent pricing.

Always know what you’ll pay for, no hidden fees.
Prenup Preparation

Flat Fee

$3,500

Postnup Preparation

Flat Fee

$4,500

Platinum Prenup Preparation
Starts at

$10,000

Need help deciding which is right for you? Book a consultation – we’ll walk you through the options.

Marriage is the most important financial decision most people ever make - yet many leave it to chance

It is important to be mindful of the financial decisions you are making before and after the big day.

A well-crafted prenup doesn’t just protect you if things go wrong. It helps prevent financial conflict during the marriage by setting clear expectations from the start.

The average divorce costs $15,000 per person and drags on for over a year. In court, couples often spend 20% of their net worth fighting over the rest.

A prenup is your best defense against that outcome — and a smarter way to start your life together.

Your Top New York Prenup Questions

A prenuptial agreement, often called a prenup, is a legal document that couples sign before marriage to outline the division of assets, debts, and other financial matters in the event of divorce or death.

A prenuptial agreement is valid and enforceable in New York when it follows specific legal formalities and is entered into fairly by both partners. The agreement must be in writing, signed by both parties before the wedding, and properly acknowledged before a notary in the same way a real estate deed would be. Courts also look for full and fair financial disclosure (or a clear waiver of it), that both parties entered into the agreement voluntarily (without coercion or extreme time pressure), and that the terms are not so one-sided as to be unconscionable at the time of signing and at the time of enforcement.

In New York, a prenuptial agreement can include how property and debts will be divided, how business or premarital assets are treated, and whether either spouse will receive spousal support if you divorce. However, it cannot include anything illegal, encourage divorce, or finally decide child custody or child support, and very one-sided terms may be reduced or thrown out by a court.​

A prenuptial agreement in New York can be challenged if there are issues with fairness, honesty, or how it was signed. Common reasons include coercion or serious pressure, lack of full financial disclosure, fraud or misrepresentation, improper signing or notarization, or terms that are so one‑sided that a court finds them unconscionable.

To help make a prenup enforceable in New York, couples should put it in writing, sign it before the wedding, and have it properly notarized like a deed. They should each fully disclose finances (or clearly waive formal disclosure), sign voluntarily without pressure, keep the terms reasonably fair, and get independent legal advice from separate New York family law attorneys.

How We Make It Happen.​

Fully virtual & on your schedule

Every step — from consultation to notarized signature — is done online. No office visits, no stress.

Fast Turnaround

Most couples complete the process in just 2-3 weeks. We keep things simple, clear, and efficient.

One Attorney, Optional Referrals

We represent one spouse, as required by law. If your partner needs their own counsel, we’ll refer trusted attorneys.

Already Married? We've got you

We also draft postnups with the same smooth process – custom agreements designed for your life today.

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WHAT OUR CLIENTS THINK OF US

Don’t take our word for it!

Prenups.com listened to what we wanted, and professionally presented a comprehensive prenup that far exceeded our expectations.
- M.H., Georgia
After speaking with several firms, Prenups.com was the best prepared and offered the most thoughtful and well-considered advice.
- K.H., California
Prenups.com truly cared about our well-being beyond their responsibilities as legal advisors. We felt supported every step of the way.
- A.S., Florida
Prenups.com made what would've been a very scary and intimidating thing to do...very easy, approachable, and doable.
- J.J., California
Working with Prenups.com was an absolute pleasure! They made the process of getting a prenup very manageable and stress-free.
- S.L., Georgia

New York Prenups — Virtual Services, Local Expertise

Although our New York office is based in Kauneonga Lake, we serve clients across the entire state through a fully virtual process. From your first consultation to signing the final agreement with a notary, every step can be completed online — no need to travel to an office or coordinate in-person meetings.

Our attorneys meet with you via Zoom, and all documents are handled securely electronically. Whether you’re in Manhattan or Albany, we make it simple to get a high-quality prenup — on your schedule, from the comfort of home.

Looking for a “prenup attorney near me”? You’ve found one — without the commute.

From Our Founder

During my 15 years as a divorce lawyer, I witnessed the end of over 1000 marriages. It is my sincere hope that you take steps to avoid the pitfalls that I’ve seen so many couples make. I want your marriage to succeed. We’ve worked hard to develop a plan that will help you not just stay married but stay married happily. Don’t let the stigma and outdated reputation of prenups keep you from making the best investment in your marriage for a fraction of the cost of your wedding.
- Aaron Thomas, 3-time winner of Atlanta's Best Divorce Attorney, Havard Law Graduate, and Founder of Prenups.com -

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