More Americans Are Getting Prenups, Even If They Aren't Rich

More Americans are turning to prenuptial agreements to protect their assets, regardless of wealth status, as financial dynamics in marriage evolve. Belle Burden's memoir, "Strangers," highlights the growing trend, showcasing how divorces are increasingly influenced by legal contracts. This shift signifies a broader acceptance and understanding of prenups as essential tools in safeguarding personal and shared financial interests during marriage. It's a sign of changing attitudes towards marital agreements and the importance of financial planning in relationships.