divviPostnup · Coming soonAgree on it now.
Agree on it now.
Before you need to.
A postnuptial agreement puts property, debt, and support terms in writing while you're both thinking clearly — not during a dispute. Same guided wizard divvi uses for divorce, built for staying married. Deciding while you're on the same page means far less to fight over if life ever gets hard.
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"The best time to agree on hard things is before you're forced to."
Why divviPostnup exists
What it covers
The terms that matter most.
Property & debt
How assets and debts acquired during the marriage — the house, accounts, a business — will be classified and divided if things end.
Spousal support
Whether alimony would apply, and on what terms, agreed on while both of you are thinking clearly instead of during a dispute.
Existing prenup updates
Life changed since you signed a prenup — a postnup updates or replaces those terms to reflect where you are now.
The process
Same engine as divviDivorce. Different outcome.
Guided intake
The same plain-English wizard divvi uses for divorce — but built for what you own now and how you want it handled.
Document designed for filing
A complete postnuptial agreement, built around Utah's actual enforceability standard — full mutual financial disclosure and a clearly documented agreement. Enforceability is never guaranteed, and each spouse should consider independent counsel.
E-signature
Both spouses sign digitally once you're both satisfied with the terms.
If you need more
The same add-ons divviDivorce clients use.
Coming soon. These are other divvi services, not a postnup you can buy today.
Common questions
What people ask first.
How is a postnup different from a prenup?+
Is a postnup enforceable in Utah?+
Do we need to be having problems to get a postnup?+
What if we disagree on terms?+
Is this the same as divviDivorce?+
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The guided wizard — intake, mutual disclosure, terms, and e-signature — is being built now. It isn't open yet.
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