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Ryan Bliss

We hired Steve Martin to handle our case and we could not have been happier with both the result (he won multiple judgements for us) and how he interacted with us (very responsive, courteous, knowledgeable, and a good person with high standards). Keep up the good work Steve, and thank you!

Marina Medvin, Esq.

Seth Hipple is one of the smartest criminal defense lawyers that I know. He's absolutely brilliant. On top of that, he's hardworking, intuitive, and innovative. He's driven by the Constitution and delivers through his performance.

Kari D.

Seth Hipple is an A+ attorney — highly competent and I highly recommend him. Attorney Martin is also incredibly helpful and knowledgeable (both have helped me and/or my company through a few disputes). 10/10 do recommend. If you’re looking for peace of mind and assertive action on your behalf, this is the law firm for you.

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Prenuptial Agreements

Simply put, having a prenuptial agreement gives you control of your future. Though we all enter marriage with the best of intentions, the fact remains that not all marriages last forever. That means proper planning is a good idea for many couples.

A prenuptial agreement (sometimes called an “antenuptial agreement”) ensures that you and your future spouse can determine how you want to structure your marital agreements, rather than relying on default provisions that may not match your expectations and may not line up with how your relationship functions. As with any contract, discussing possible outcomes, in the beginning, can avoid very messy and protected legal battles in the future.

Simply signing a prenuptial agreement doesn’t always protect you, though. Courts will sometimes strike down these agreements if you don’t follow proper procedures. The attorneys at Martin & Hipple will take all proper steps to minimize the risk that a future court will disregard your agreement.

Foregoing a prenuptial agreement doesn’t mean there’s no contract governing the division of your post-divorce assets. It just means you didn’t write it.

Protect your assets. Call 603.856.0202 to schedule your free consultation, or contact us by clicking below.

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