A prenup has a wide range of potential costs from $1,000 to $10,000. The main factors that impact costs include the value of assets, whether an attorney is hired, the amount of debt each side has, and how complex the prenup is.
While there are some online tools and templates to create a prenup at home, it is recommended that a family law attorney be contacted. Whether they are used to draft the prenup or just to look over a pre-made one, family law attorneys can ensure that the prenup has all valid documentation and is legally binding in the way that the couple intended.