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NYC Divorce Attorneys Near Me Publishes Article on Modern Prenup Clauses in New York

NYC Divorce Attorneys Near Me Publishes Article on Modern Prenup Clauses in New York

Attorney Ryan Besinque of The Law Office of Ryan Besinque has published an article examining the new kinds of clauses New York couples are asking for in their prenuptial agreements, from pet custody provisions to embryo clauses to rules for dividing cryptocurrency.

The article, drawn from the firm's day-to-day work in Manhattan family law, looks at how modern life has reshaped what a marital agreement needs to cover. NYC Divorce Attorneys at the firm note that requests once considered unusual have become routine, and the piece walks readers through what NYC law actually permits. It explains, for example, that a prenuptial agreement can address a pet only when the animal already lived with one or both partners before the marriage, and that a future pet generally cannot be assigned in advance.

A significant portion of the article addresses reproductive property clauses, an area where NYC Divorce Attorneys are seeing rising interest. The piece describes how an embryo clause can establish what happens to stored embryos in the event of divorce or death, who is responsible for storage fees, and how legal parenthood is handled. It notes that this planning has become more important as some state laws move toward assigning embryos a form of personhood status, making silence on the issue risky.

The article also covers cryptocurrency and digital assets, which have complicated the long-standing requirement of full financial disclosure. NYC Divorce Attorneys at the firm point out that because digital holdings can be moved quickly and valued unpredictably, they have become a frequent flashpoint in disputes over hidden assets and equitable distribution. The firm explains how a clearly drafted agreement identifying existing digital assets as separate property can spare a couple an expensive fight later.

"The couples asking about pet clauses and embryo provisions are not planning for failure," said Ryan Besinque. "They are having hard conversations early, when both partners are calm, rather than during the strain of a divorce. That is a healthier way to approach marriage."

The article further discusses how social media posts and text messages increasingly surface as evidence in contested divorce and custody matters, cautioning readers to be thoughtful about their online activity once a case is underway. Throughout, the firm emphasizes that a prenuptial agreement still cannot override the best interests of the child, so custody and child support remain outside its reach.

Besinque explained that the goal of the article is to help New York couples understand their options before a crisis arises, so they can make informed decisions with clear expectations from the start.

 About The Law Office of Ryan Besinque

The Law Office of Ryan Besinque is a Manhattan-based family law firm that has served New York City families for more than thirteen years. Founded by attorney Ryan Besinque, who holds bar admissions in New York and California, the firm concentrates on divorce, mediation, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, uncontested divorce, contested divorce, child custody, child support, spousal support, property division, and related family law matters. Ryan Besinque earned his Juris Doctor from the University of San Diego School of Law, where he received the CALI Award for Family Law, and has represented hundreds of families across Manhattan and the surrounding boroughs.

The Law Office of Ryan Besinque

115 W 25th St 4th floor, New York, NY 10001

(929) 251-4477

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