MY PRENUPTIAL AGREEMENT NAVIGATOR™

MY PRENUPTIAL AGREEMENT NAVIGATOR™
Welcome to My Prenuptial Agreement Navigator™

Before we begin, please note that both parties are required to fully disclose all assets and debts. To keep things simple, you do not need to upload documents—you will enter your financial details directly into this secure form.

Legal Notice: Completion of this form does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Your relationship with our firm is officially established only once your engagement agreement is signed and confirmed by our team.

Your Path to a Finalized Agreement
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Step 1: Answer a few eligibility and pricing questions.
Step 2: Review and sign your Limited Scope Engagement Agreement.
Step 3: Process your flat-fee payment.
Step 4: Complete the comprehensive intake form.
Step 5: Receive your attorney-drafted prenuptial agreement within 24 to 48 business hours.

A Note on Timing
Most users find the process straightforward; however, the intake duration varies based on the complexity of your situation.

Simple Estates: (Basic assets, no children) typically take 15–20 minutes.
Complex Estates: (Multiple properties, business interests, or children) may take 30–45+ minutes.
Pro Tip: Having a list of your bank balances, investment values, and debt totals ready before you start Step 4 will make the process much faster.

No consultation required. No scheduling. No back and forth.

Eligibility Screener
My Prenuptial Agreement Navigator™ is designed for Illinois residents and parties whose prenuptial agreement will be governed by Illinois law.

By proceeding you confirm that:

1. at least one party is an Illinois resident or that Illinois law will govern this agreement,

2. that both parties are entering this marriage voluntarily and without duress, and

3. that both parties agree to fully and accurately disclose all assets and debts as required by Illinois law.

If you have questions about whether My Prenuptial Agreement Navigator™ is right for your situation visit www.joerika.com or call 708-252-3042 before proceeding.
Pricing Tiers
Your flat fee is determined by the complexity of your situation. Fees range from $1,850 to $3,850.

To ensure your prenuptial agreement is drafted with the right level of detail, please answer the following three questions.

Your responses determine your flat fee. If your situation changes or you are unsure how to answer, contact our office at office@joerika.com or 708-252-3042 before proceeding.
Does either party own a business or hold a business interest of any kind?
My Prenuptial Agreement Navigator™ serves Illinois residents and parties whose prenuptial agreement will be governed by Illinois law.

If neither party is an Illinois resident and Illinois law will not apply to your agreement, My Prenuptial Agreement Navigator™ is not the right fit for your situation.

Visit www.joerika.com to explore other options, schedule a free intake consultation, or book a one-hour legal advice session — all available at www.joerika.com/appointments.
Does either party own more than one real estate property?
A prenuptial agreement is only valid and enforceable in Illinois if both parties enter into it freely and voluntarily.

If either party has concerns about voluntariness, My Prenuptial Agreement Navigator™ is not the right starting point.

Visit www.joerika.com to explore your options or book a one-hour legal advice session at www.joerika.com/appointments.
Does either party have children from a prior relationship?
Illinois law requires both parties to fully and accurately disclose all assets and debts for a prenuptial agreement to be enforceable.

If either party is unwilling to make complete financial disclosure, My Prenuptial Agreement Navigator™ cannot be used.

Visit www.joerika.com to explore your options or book a one-hour legal advice session at www.joerika.com/appointments.
My Prenuptial Agreement Navigator™

Based on your answers, you qualify for:

Standard Prenuptial Agreement Service fee: $1,850

Your prenuptial agreement covers party information, asset and debt disclosure, spousal support provisions, and Schedule A financial disclosure. You have no business interests, no more than one property, and no prior children from a prior relationship.

Here is what happens next. On the following page you will review and sign your Limited Scope Engagement Agreement. After signing you will select your payment option — choose Standard Prenuptial Agreement for $1,850.

Once payment is confirmed you will proceed to your full intake form. Your completed prenuptial agreement will be delivered within 24 to 48 business hours of your intake submission.

To proceed select: Standard Prenuptial Agreement on the payment page.
My Prenuptial Agreement Navigator™

Based on your answers, you qualify for:

Complex Prenuptial Agreement Service fee: $2,500

Your prenuptial agreement includes all standard provisions plus additional drafting for one complex asset category — either business interests, multiple real estate holdings, or prior children with inheritance provisions.

Here is what happens next. On the following page you will review and sign your Limited Scope Engagement Agreement. After signing you will select your payment option — choose Complex Prenuptial Agreement for $2,500.

Once payment is confirmed you will proceed to your full intake form. Your completed prenuptial agreement will be delivered within 24 to 48 business hours of your intake submission.

To proceed select: Complex Prenuptial Agreement on the payment page.
My Prenuptial Agreement Navigator™

Based on your answers, you qualify for:

High-Asset Prenuptial Agreement Service fee: $3,850

Your prenuptial agreement involves multiple complex asset categories requiring detailed drafting — which may include business interests, multiple real estate holdings, and prior children with inheritance provisions.

Here is what happens next. On the following page you will review and sign your Limited Scope Engagement Agreement. After signing you will select your payment option — choose High-Asset Prenuptial Agreement for $3,850.

Once payment is confirmed you will proceed to your full intake form. Your completed prenuptial agreement will be delivered within 24 to 48 business hours of your intake submission.

To proceed select: High-Asset Prenuptial Agreement on the payment page.

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About You
Please complete all fields below accurately. The information you provide is used by a licensed Illinois attorney to draft your prenuptial agreement. All fields marked required must be completed before you can proceed.
Your full legal name as it appears on your government-issued ID

First NameLast Name
Your date of birth

MonthDayYear
Date
Your current home address

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState / Province

Postal / Zip Code
Your occupation and employer
Your annual gross income from all sources
Your Email address. This is the Email address your completed prenuptial agreement will be delivered to. Please double check before proceeding.
example@example.com
Your phone number
Please enter a valid phone number.Format: (000) 000-0000.
List all of your current sources of income and approximate annual amounts. Include salary, bonuses, commissions, self-employment income, rental income, dividends, interest, or any other source.
Do you expect any significant changes in your income in the next five to ten years? For example promotions, career changes, retirement, selling a business, or returning to school. If yes describe in detail.

About Your Future Spouse

Please provide the following information about your future spouse. Enter what you know as accurately as possible. This information is used to identify both parties in your prenuptial agreement and to complete Schedule A financial disclosure.
Your future spouse's full legal name as it appears on their government-issued ID

First NameLast Name
Your future spouse's date of birth

MonthDayYear
Date
Your future spouse's current home address

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState / Province

Postal / Zip Code
Your future spouse's occupation and employer
Your future spouse's annual gross income — approximate is acceptable
Your future spouse's email address. Optional but recommended. May be used for document delivery coordination.
example@example.com
Your future spouse's phone number
Please enter a valid phone number.Format: (000) 000-0000.
To the best of your knowledge describe your future spouse's main sources of income and any expected changes in the next five to ten years. For example promotions, career changes, retirement, selling a business, or returning to school. Include approximate amounts if known.
Does your future spouse have their own attorney for the prenuptial agreement? If yes provide their attorney's name and contact information if known. If no your future spouse will need to retain independent counsel before signing the completed agreement.

Your Assets and Future Spouse's Assets

Please list every asset owned by you and your future spouse individually or jointly. This information forms the basis of Schedule A — the financial disclosure attached to your prenuptial agreement. Illinois law requires complete and accurate disclosure from both parties. Be as thorough as possible. Include real estate, bank accounts, investment accounts, retirement accounts, business interests, vehicles, valuable personal property, expected inheritances, and anything else of financial value. For each asset include what it is, its approximate value, and who owns it.
List all real estate you own or have an interest in. For each property include the full address, type of property, how it is titled, approximate market value, and any mortgage or lien balance remaining. Enter None if not applicable.
List all bank accounts, investment accounts, and brokerage accounts in your name or that you have an interest in. For each account include the institution name, type of account, approximate balance, and whose name the account is in. Enter None if not applicable.
List all retirement accounts in your name. For each account include the type of plan such as 401k, IRA, or pension, the institution or employer name, approximate current balance, and when you began participating. Enter None if not applicable.
Do you own or have an interest in any business, partnership, LLC, or professional practice? If yes describe each one including the business name, type of entity, your ownership percentage, approximate current value, and how you acquired the interest. Enter None if not applicable.
List any life insurance policies you own. For each policy include the insurer name, type of policy, face amount, and current beneficiary designations. Enter None if not applicable.
Do you have any existing trusts as a grantor, trustee, or beneficiary? If yes describe each trust, your role in it, and the approximate value of assets held in trust. Enter None if not applicable.
Do you reasonably expect any significant inheritance or large gifts from family during the marriage? If yes describe generally. You do not need to name specific family members if you prefer not to. Enter None if not applicable.
List all real estate your future spouse owns or has an interest in. Same level of detail as above. Include full address, type of property, how it is titled, approximate market value, and any mortgage or lien balance. Enter None if not applicable.
List all bank accounts, investment accounts, and retirement accounts your future spouse owns. Include institution names, account types, approximate balances, and whose name each account is in. Enter None if not applicable.
List any business interests, life insurance policies, trusts, or expected inheritances your future spouse has. Include the same level of detail as you provided for your own assets above. Enter None if not applicable.

Debts and Liabilities

Please list all significant debts and liabilities for both you and your future spouse. For each debt include the creditor name, type of debt, approximate current balance, whose name the debt is in, and when it was incurred. Include student loans, auto loans, credit cards, personal loans, tax debts, business debts, and any guarantees or co-signed obligations. Enter None if a question does not apply.
List all of your debts and liabilities. For each debt include the creditor name, type of debt, approximate current balance, whose name it is in, and when it was incurred. For example: Navient, student loan, $45,000 balance, my name, incurred 2015. Enter None if not applicable.
List all of your future spouse's debts and liabilities to the best of your knowledge. Same level of detail as above. Include creditor name, type of debt, approximate balance, whose name it is in, and when it was incurred. Enter None if your future spouse has no significant debts.
Are you a guarantor or co-signer on any debts for a third party? For example a family member's loan, a business loan, or any other obligation where you are legally responsible if the primary borrower does not pay. If yes describe the creditor, balance, and primary borrower. Enter None if not applicable.
Is your future spouse a guarantor or co-signer on any debts for a third party? Same as above. If yes describe what you know about the obligation. Enter None if not applicable.
Are there any tax debts, liens, or judgments against you or your future spouse? For example unpaid federal or state taxes, a court judgment, or a lien on a property. If yes describe the amount, who it is against, and the current status. Enter None if not applicable.

Prior Marriages and Children

Please answer each question below honestly and completely. Information about prior marriages, children, and existing support obligations is essential to drafting a prenuptial agreement that reflects your full legal and financial situation. Enter None if a question does not apply to you.
Have you ever been married before? If yes describe each prior marriage including the full name of your former spouse, dates of marriage and divorce, the state where the divorce was finalized, and any ongoing obligations such as spousal support payments, property settlements, or other financial arrangements that are still in effect. Enter None if not applicable.
Do you have any children? If yes list each child's full name, date of birth, and other parent. Note any existing court orders regarding support, custody, or property. Enter None if not applicable.
Does your future spouse have any prior marriages or children from other relationships? Describe what you know including the names and ages of any children, any ongoing support obligations your future spouse pays or receives, and any property settlements still in effect from a prior marriage. Enter None if not applicable.
Are you currently paying or receiving child support or spousal support? If yes describe the amount, how often it is paid, how long the obligation continues, and the name of the court that issued the order. Enter None if not applicable.
Are there any existing court orders, judgments, or legal obligations from a prior relationship that could affect your finances or assets during this marriage? For example a property lien, a court-ordered payment plan, a pension division order, or any other ongoing legal obligation. If yes describe. If no leave blank.

What You Want the Prenup To Do

This is the most important section of your intake. Please answer each question thoughtfully and in as much detail as possible. Your answers directly shape the provisions of your prenuptial agreement. There are no right or wrong answers — just describe your wishes as clearly and completely as you can. The more detail you provide the better your agreement will reflect your intentions.
In your own words what are your main goals for having a prenuptial agreement and what do you most want to protect or accomplish? For example protecting a business, ensuring children from a prior relationship are provided for, keeping premarital assets separate, or limiting spousal support exposure.
How do you want property you already own before the marriage to be treated? Should it remain entirely your separate property, should any of it become shared marital property, or are there specific exceptions you would make? Please be specific about any particular assets you want to address.
How do you want property acquired during the marriage to be treated? For example income earned during the marriage, savings accumulated together, real estate purchased during the marriage, or investments made during the marriage. Should these be shared marital property, kept separate, or handled differently depending on the type of asset? Explain your preferences in detail.
How do you want debts handled during the marriage and in the event of divorce? Should each party remain solely responsible for debts they brought into the marriage? Should debts incurred during the marriage be shared or kept separate? Are there specific debts you want to address individually?
What are your wishes regarding spousal support or maintenance in the event of divorce? Do both parties waive all rights to spousal support? Is a fixed amount and duration agreed upon? Are there conditions such as length of marriage or career sacrifices that should affect support? Or do you prefer to leave spousal support for a court to decide? Please describe your wishes in detail.
If the marriage ended in divorce how would you want to divide the marital residence or any future home you purchase together? Who stays in the home, who is bought out, on what timeline, and how is the buyout price determined? If you do not yet own a home together describe how you would want this handled if you purchase one during the marriage.
Are there specific assets you want to keep no matter what regardless of how long the marriage lasts? For example family heirlooms, a business you founded, professional tools, collections, or property received as a gift or inheritance. List them and explain why you want them protected. Enter None if not applicable.
How do you want retirement accounts to be handled in this agreement? Should contributions and growth before the marriage remain entirely separate? Should contributions and growth during the marriage be treated as shared marital property? Should either party waive rights to the other's retirement accounts entirely? Describe your preferences for each type of retirement account if they differ. Enter None if not applicable.
In the event of your death during the marriage what rights if any do you want your spouse to have in your premarital property, marital property, retirement accounts, and life insurance proceeds? Are there family members such as children from a prior relationship that you want to ensure are protected in your estate plan? Describe your wishes. Enter None if not applicable.
Are there any financial behaviors or concerns you want this agreement to address? For example rules about making large purchases without consent, taking on new debt during the marriage, making gifts or loans to family members, maintaining joint versus separate accounts, or any spending or financial behavior concerns you want documented. If yes describe. Enter None if not applicable.
Would you like the agreement to include a sunset clause that causes certain provisions to expire or change after a certain number of years of marriage? For example some couples agree that after ten years of marriage certain separate property provisions no longer apply. If yes describe what you would like to sunset and after how many years. Enter None if not applicable.
Is there anything else you want us to know about your relationship, your finances, or your goals for this prenuptial agreement that has not been covered in the questions above? This is your opportunity to share anything additional that you believe is important for drafting your agreement. Enter None if not applicable.

Schedule A Certification

Schedule A is the financial disclosure attached to your prenuptial agreement. Illinois law requires that both parties fully and accurately disclose their financial circumstances for a prenuptial agreement to be enforceable. The information you enter below summarizes the asset and debt information you provided in the previous sections and will be attached to your agreement as Schedule A. Please review your prior answers before completing this page and enter your best estimates. If you are unsure of an exact figure enter your closest reasonable estimate.
Your total estimated value of all assets. Add up everything you listed in the assets section including real estate equity, bank accounts, retirement accounts, investment accounts, business interests, and any other assets. Enter the total dollar amount.
Your total estimated debts. Add up all debts you listed including student loans, auto loans, credit cards, mortgages, and any other liabilities. Enter the total dollar amount.
Your estimated net worth. Subtract your total debts from your total assets. For example if your total assets are $250,000 and your total debts are $50,000 your net worth is $200,000. Enter the result here.
Your future spouse's total estimated value of all assets. Add up everything your future spouse listed including real estate equity, bank accounts, retirement accounts, investment accounts, business interests, and any other assets. Enter the total dollar amount.
Your future spouse's total estimated debts. Add up all debts your future spouse listed including student loans, auto loans, credit cards, mortgages, and any other liabilities. Enter the total dollar amount.
Your future spouse's estimated net worth. Subtract your future spouse's total debts from their total assets and enter the result here.
List anything not captured in your previous answers that should be included in Schedule A. For example assets or debts you forgot to mention, recent changes in your financial situation, or any other financial information you believe is material to your prenuptial agreement. If nothing additional leave blank. Enter None if not applicable.
Schedule A Accuracy Certification

Signature and Submission

You are almost done. Please review the following before signing and submitting. By signing below you confirm that you have completed this intake form truthfully and completely, that all financial information provided is accurate to the best of your knowledge, that you understand this form will be used by a licensed Illinois attorney at Joerika Stitt Esquire LLC to draft your prenuptial agreement, and that you are submitting this form voluntarily. After submission our office will review your intake and begin drafting your prenuptial agreement. Your completed agreement will be delivered to the email address you provided within 24 to 48 business hours.
Your printed full legal name. This must match exactly the name you entered on Page 4 — About You. This confirms your identity and your voluntary submission of this intake form.
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MY PRENUPTIAL AGREEMENT NAVIGATOR™

Eligibility Screener

Pricing Tiers

Limited Scope Engagement Agreement

Prenup Products

About You

About Your Future Spouse

Marriage and Relationship Details

Your Assets and Future Spouse's Assets

Debts and Liabilities

Prior Marriages and Children

What You Want the Prenup To Do

Schedule A Certification

Signature and Submission

MY PRENUPTIAL AGREEMENT NAVIGATOR™

Eligibility Screener

Pricing Tiers

Limited Scope Engagement Agreement

Prenup Products*

About You

About Your Future Spouse

Marriage and Relationship Details

Your Assets and Future Spouse's Assets

Debts and Liabilities

Prior Marriages and Children

What You Want the Prenup To Do

Schedule A Certification

Signature and Submission

Prenup Products