Under Massachusetts law, a prenuptial agreement must include a full and fair disclosure of each party’s financial interests. This includes all assets, debts, properties, income, and business interests. If one party fails to provide full and fair disclosure, then the prenup may be invalidated. Similarly, if a party includes fraudulent or incorrect information - such as undervaluing a business asset - then the agreement may not be upheld in court.nnThe best way to ensure that your assets are truly protected is by working with a Needham prenup lawyer. They can ensure that your property schedule is correct, and increase the likelihood that the agreement is valid. Contact Infinity Law Group today to learn more about how we can help.