Synopsis
Strengthen Your Relationship by Opening the Doors of Communication
A prenuptial agreement is an integral part to starting your marriage off right. It can help open the doors of communication to direct your marriage toward greater understanding and financial success. And when the unexpected happens, a prenuptial agreement can go hand-in-hand with your other estate planning documents to protect you and to make sure you and your future spouse-not the government-control your property.
The Complete Prenuptial Agreement Kit is your guide to constructing the agreement and relationship that you want for the rest of your life.
Protect Your Assets
Ensure that you get to make your own decisions about distribution and division of your property.
Find the Law for Your State
Each state's laws are listed, providing you with the most current information for your state.
Start Your Marriage
with Openness
Begin your marriage with a greater understanding of each other's financial
situation and a smaller chance of ending your relationship in a divorce.
Provide for Your Children
Guarantee that children from a previous marriage will be taken care of if you are no longer able to care for them yourself.
Strengthen Your Relationship
As your relationship grows, you can adapt your agreement to reflect your changing lifestyle.
Write a Prenup that's Right for You
Find everything you need to create and complete your own prenuptial agreement, with step-by-step instructions and samples in the text.
Whether you are about to get married, or already are, use The Complete Prenuptial Agreement Kit to protect yourself, your assets and your loved ones.
About the Author
Edward A. Haman received his law degree in 1978 from the University of Toledo College of Law. As a student, he served as coordinator of the law school's Client Counseling Competition team, and as editor of the law school's legal journal, Discovery. He also has a bachelor of arts degree from Western Michigan University, with a major in communication and minors in accounting and general business.
Since graduating from law school, he has practiced law in three states. In Hawaii, Mr. Haman was engaged in general private practice, initially as a sole practitioner, then with a small law firm emphasizing family law, real estate, and business law. This included trial practice, as well as criminal appellate work before the Supreme Court of Hawaii and the U.S Court of Appeals in San Francisco. In Michigan, he served as a Circuit Court domestic relations hearing officer. After moving to Florida in 1986, he spent several years as an attorney for the Florida social services agency, handling a variety of legal matters, including cases involving the abuse and neglect of children, the elderly, and the disabled; public health matters; child support enforcement; welfare fraud; and the licensing of assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and other health care facilities. Mr. Haman has also engaged in private practice in area such as real estate, family law, and probate.
Since 1987, Mr. Haman has authored and co-authored numerous self-help law books, including The Complete Bankruptcy Guide, File Your Own Divorce, and The Complete Living Will Kit. In connection with the self-help law books, he has been a guest on numerous radio programs, and has appeared on the Fox News Channel. He has also written several articles for The Florida Keystone Series, a legal publication for attorneys. Currently residing in Tampa, Florida, Mr. Haman continues to write books, and also volunteers as a support group facilitator for the Alzheimer's Association. In his spare time, he enjoys traveling, kayaking, snow skiing, hiking, and mountaineering.
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