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Financial Agreement Between Couples are increasingly common in the United States as couples seek to establish clear financial boundaries and protections. These agreements are particularly valuable when partners have significant assets, complex financial situations, or wish to maintain financial independence. The document typically covers current and future asset division, expense sharing, debt responsibilities, and property rights. It can be used by both married and unmarried couples, and should be drafted in compliance with relevant state laws and federal regulations. The agreement provides security and clarity while helping prevent future financial disputes.
