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Prenup Timeline Planner
Colorado courts can refuse to enforce an agreement signed under duress or without a reasonable time to get a lawyer's advice (C.R.S. § 14-2-309). The surest protection is time. Enter your wedding date and this planner counts backward to the key dates.
Your date stays in your own browser. These are planning targets, not legal deadlines; Colorado sets no fixed number of days.
Why start early
Time for counsel
Each of you needs a reasonable time to find a lawyer, get advice and think it over (C.R.S. § 14-2-309(2)(a)).
Time for disclosure
Gathering statements and good-faith values for property, debts and income takes weeks, not days.
Time to negotiate
Good agreements come from a real back-and-forth, which is impossible with a florist and caterer calling.
Past the wedding already? A postnuptial agreement can do much of the same work.
Talk it through with Attorney Liken
Pick a time and Attorney Liken calls you. Twenty minutes, no charge, no obligation. You will know whether a prenup or postnup fits your situation and what it would take.
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ServiceShield is The Longmont Law Firm's private program for Colorado U.S. military veterans and active-duty servicemembers. Military life raises its own marital agreement questions: deployment, military retirement, the Survivor Benefit Plan, VA benefits and moves between duty stations. Members are verified by DD-214 or a DoD service status check, and member benefits are shared only inside the secure ServiceShield portal.