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1. Article · Jul 16, 2026 · Julia Rodgers, Esq.

   The Swift-Kelce Prenup: A Drafting Exercise in Extreme Asset Asymmetry (opens the original)

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   If this couple walked into your office, what would the agreement need to do? I find this hypothetical useful precisely because it is extreme. Most of us will never draft for a client with a ten-figure estate built almost entirely on intellectual property. But the issues this fact pattern surfaces (separate property characterization of IP, active appreciation, choice of law across multiple domiciles, confidentiality architecture) show up in scaled-down form in ordinary high-net-worth matters all

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2. Article · Jul 3, 2026 · Julia Rodgers, Esq.

   When Should a Prenup Be Revisited? Lessons From Litigation (opens the original)

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   One often overlooked aspect of getting a prenup is that it is “set it and forget it.” That’s not necessarily true. While a well-drafted prenup generally withstands changes in circumstances, it may not withstand acts that violate its terms. One of the most common litigation issues for high-net-worth individuals is compliance with the terms of prenuptial agreements. For example, failing to maintain separate property, as outlined in the prenup, as separate property in “real life.” The resolution? P

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