Prenuptial Mediation Service in Brooklyn, NY

ReSolutions Mediation & Collaborative Services offers a prenuptial mediation service in Brooklyn, NY, helping engaged couples build fair, transparent agreements before they marry. Led by mediator Rachel Green, who has guided Brooklyn, Park Slope, and greater New York City couples through complex family matters since 1995, this service replaces adversarial negotiations with a calm, collaborative process. Call (718) 965-9236 or visit our contact page to schedule a free 15-minute consultation and take the first step together.

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What Prenuptial Mediation Covers in New York

A prenuptial mediation service gives engaged couples a structured space to openly discuss their finances before the wedding. Under New York's equitable distribution framework, a prenuptial agreement can shape how assets and debts are handled if the marriage ever ends, rather than leaving those decisions to default state law.


Through mediation, both partners may address topics such as:

  • Separate versus marital property, including real estate, savings, and investments acquired before or during the marriage.
  • Business interests, including ownership stakes and how a business's value may be treated in the event of divorce.
  • Inherited wealth, gifts, and how they may remain protected as separate property.
  • Spousal support expectations and any provisions related to career sacrifices or income differences.
  • Debt responsibility, including how debt incurred before or during the marriage may be allocated between partners.


Note that under New York law, prenuptial agreements cannot address child custody or child support; courts determine those matters based on the child's best interests at the time of any future proceedings.

Is a Mediated Prenuptial Agreement Enforceable in New York?

A mediated prenuptial agreement can be fully enforceable in New York when it meets the state's legal requirements. New York law requires the agreement to be in writing, signed voluntarily by both parties, and properly acknowledged before a notary public. Courts also examine whether both partners had the opportunity to make fully informed decisions and whether the terms were fair at the time of signing. The mediation process naturally supports these requirements: each partner has an equal voice, full financial disclosure is central to every session, and neither party feels pressured into terms they did not choose. After mediation produces a draft, each partner may take it to a separate consulting attorney for independent review before signing, which can further strengthen enforceability.

How the Prenuptial Mediation Process Works

The prenuptial mediation service at ReSolutions typically moves through the following steps:

  1. Free 15-minute consultation to discuss your goals, timeline, and questions about the process.
  2. Mediation sessions where both partners share their financial picture, priorities, and concerns with Rachel as a neutral guide.
  3. Collaborative negotiation of terms, with Rachel helping both partners understand options and communicate clearly.
  4. Draft agreement preparation reflecting the terms you reached together.
  5. Independent attorney review by each partner before the agreement is signed and notarized.


Sessions may be held in person at 120 Garfield Place in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY, or remotely via video, making the process convenient for couples across Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and the Bronx.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What Is Prenuptial Mediation and How Does It Differ From Hiring Separate Attorneys?

    Prenuptial mediation is a collaborative process where both partners build their agreement with a neutral mediator, staying cooperative instead of adversarial like separate attorneys.

  • How Long Does the Prenuptial Mediation Process Take?

    Timelines vary with financial complexity. Many couples finish mediation in two to four sessions; attorney review and notarization may add time before the wedding.

  • Do We Still Need Our Own Attorneys if We Use a Mediator?

    Have your own attorney review the final draft before signing. ReSolutions also offers consulting attorney services if you need support at that stage.

  • Can We Use Prenuptial Mediation to Address Debts We Each Bring Into the Marriage?

    Yes. Debt allocation is common in prenuptial mediation. Partners can agree how pre-existing and marital debts will be divided, offering clarity that prevents future disputes.

  • How Much Does Prenuptial Mediation Cost at ReSolutions?

    ReSolutions doesn't publish rates online; contact the office for a quote. Mediation is generally more cost-effective than separate attorneys, and a free consultation is available.

Start Your Prenuptial Mediation Today

Working through a prenuptial agreement together can strengthen your relationship before the wedding. A prenuptial agreement built through mediation can be a genuine act of care for your future together. ReSolutions Mediation & Collaborative Services brings decades of experience helping Brooklyn, NY, couples navigate prenuptial agreements, divorce mediation, and parenting coordination with empathy and skill. Find ReSolutions Mediation & Collaborative Services on Google to read more about the practice. Call (718) 965-9236 or reach the team at (917) 270-1897 to schedule your free consultation today.