Prenuptial agreements cover a wide range of subjects, generally dealing with property rights. As long as they are properly drafted and not in violation of the law, prenups are usually upheld and enforceable. They may address jointly-owned and separately-owned property, and the rights of both spouses to control, manage, or dispose of the property in a divorce. Prenups may also address life insurance death benefits, and the making of a will or trust to ensure that their wishes are carried out accordingly.