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A Divorce Postnuptial Agreement serves as a crucial legal tool for married couples in the United States who are preparing for divorce. This type of agreement is typically used when spouses want to establish clear terms for their separation while still legally married, allowing them to negotiate and document their arrangements before initiating formal divorce proceedings. The document addresses critical aspects such as property division, financial obligations, support arrangements, and child custody matters if applicable. Its primary purpose is to reduce potential conflicts during the divorce process and provide a clear framework for post-marriage arrangements. The agreement must comply with both state-specific family laws and federal regulations to ensure enforceability.
