There is often a bit of intrigue around prenuptial agreements. Though some people might envision a prenuptial agreement as being a contract with the length and complexity rivaling a merger between two Fortune 500 companies, the reality is much more mundane.

In New York, prenuptial agreements, especially those for high-net-worth couples, have three main pillars: property distribution, spousal maintenance, and estate rights.

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