Prenuptial agreements are no longer just for the wealthy — they are practical legal tools that benefit couples at every income level. Despite common misconceptions, a well-drafted prenup does not mean you are planning for divorce; it means you are planning for transparency and fairness. Sarah Adams breaks down what prenuptial agreements can and cannot cover, the legal requirements for enforceability, and how to approach the conversation with your partner without causing offense. We also discuss what happens if you marry without a prenup, how assets are typically divided by default, and why having a prenup actually strengthens your relationship by establishing clear financial expectations from the start.