Every individual’s experience is unique. Whether or not you should get a prenuptial agreement prior to your marriage is contingent on a variety of factors. Some of the main reasons you should consider a nuptial agreement are the following:  You Own A Business: Owning a business or co-owning a business means that you likely own a lot of wealth through assets. In the event of a separation, a prenuptial agreement or post-nuptial agreement can protect your business and your assets. You May Receive A Large Inheritance: If you are aware of a large inheritance you may receive in the future, a nuptial agreement can ensure that any money, property or other assets are protected in the event of a separation. There Is A Large Gap In Wealth Between You And Your Partner: If you and your spouse have a large discrepancy in wealth, income, or property/other assets you may want to consider a pre or post nuptial agreement. You Have Children From a Previous Marriage: If you have children, parents, or other individuals that will depend on you to help secure their financial future, you may want to have prenup in place to ensure that you have the assets you need to support the.