If you are uncomfortable with the conditions of a prenuptial agreement, you don’t have to sign it. Here are some red flags you should look for in marital agreements:
The other party has not provided full financial disclosure.
There are provisions for unborn children.
The provisions of the agreement are unfair to you.
You are being asked to sign without consulting your own attorney.
Your partner has not provided you with adequate time to review the prenuptial agreement ahead of the wedding.
Your partner is coercing or threatening you to sign the agreement.
Ultimately, you have the right to not sign a prenup or to require modifications before signing. If the marital agreement was initiated by your partner, you should have a family law attorney review the document before signing.