There are a couple of different options:1.  Get in touch with every legal aid group in your area right now.  Contact the local bar association and district clerk.  The two groups will usually have a list of the non-profit groups and clinics within that county.  These are usually your best resources for free or inexpensive representation....to at least get you started.2.  Historically, credit companies rarely offer financing for litigation.  However, more credit companies are now offering financing options for litigation...so that you can hire an attorney.3.   Consider hocking your wedding ring.  I know this hurts, but many good rings will yield a couple of thousand to get someone on board to help you sooner than later.You definetly need an attorney to assist you with some basic things, including:a.  determining if hte pre-nup is even valid;b.  making an application for temporary spousal support;c.  making an application for temporary attorney fees.Most pre-nups will have provisions that say you cannot ask for long term spousal support, but most do not have any provisions which prohibit temporary support/fees on a temporary basis...at least until you get back on your feet.