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Are prenups or postnups in your future?

MediatorPodcast.com with Melissa Gragg

Melissa Gragg, business valuation expert and financial mediator and Laurie discuss prenups and postnups, who needs them and why. Laurie has a different way of looking at prenups, who might benefit, and who might not need one, and the best process if you’re going to have one. Topics discussed:  The Risks and Benefits of Prenuptial Agreements, State Laws and Financial Discussions in Marriage, The Emotional and Relational Impact of Prenuptial Agreements, The Role of Mediation in Formulating Prenuptial Agreements, and TheFuture of Marriage and the Evolving Perception of Prenuptial Agreements

The Cut (New York Magazine online magazine)

The Cut

Prenups are not for everyone. Here Laurie Israel and Charlotte Cowle discuss the challenges and reasons why you may NOT want to have a prenup, and reasons why you might want to have one.

Marriage, Money and Prenups, with Brian Page of Modern Husbands

with Brian Page of Modern Husbands

Laurie discusses when prenups are appropriate, when they’re not, and the damage they can cause to a marriage.  Includes the best process to embark upon getting a prenup if you are going to get one, and how to pick a prenup attorney.  Podcast recorded on November 9, 2023.

Judith Weigle “WHAT TO DO WITH A LOUSY PRENUP” on “The Amicable Divorce Expert with Judith Weigle”

The Amicable Divorce Expert with Judith Weigle

What to do with a lousy prenup? Here Laurie talks about remedies if you find yourself in that “lousy” situation and gives real life solutions to help you navigate these murky and often dangerous waters.

Choosing a Trustee

The Wall Street Journal

Laurie was recently interviewed by Cheryl Winokur Munk for a recent article about how to choose a trustee for your family’s trust.

David Yas “Prenup? or Pre-Not” with Lawyer Laurie Israel, on “The Boston Podcast.”

The Boston Podcast

An entertaining conversation about Laurie’s views on prenups, and Laurie’s and David’s experiences as town moderators in their respective towns.