Your prenup starts
with one conversation
Book a prenup or postnup consultation with one of our Licensed Legal Paraprofessionals, and walk away knowing exactly how Arizona's rules affect the two of you and what your agreement should cover.
What your consultation covers
A relaxed, one-on-one conversation about the life you're building and how to protect it, built around your questions.
Your situation
We talk through what you each own and owe, your plans for work, kids, and home, and what matters most to you.
Arizona's rules
You learn how Arizona's 50/50 community property rules apply to you, and what a prenup or postnup changes.
Your clear next steps
You leave knowing what your agreement should cover, what to gather next, and how the process works from here.
Meet your legal paraprofessionals
Pick the person you’d like to meet with and choose a time that works for you.
Jenni Pierson
Jenni brings more than two decades of legal experience to every couple she works with. She focuses on uncontested matters, so she's at her best helping two people who want a clear, fair plan, and she handles the paperwork efficiently, affordably, and with real care.
Rebekah Chapman
Rebekah has 20 years of legal experience and a Master's in Social Work, with a background in probate and family law. That mix makes her a natural fit for couples who want their prenup and their estate plan to work together, and clients love how approachable and supportive she is at every step.
How it works
Book your consultation
Pick Jenni or Rebekah and choose a time that fits.
Talk it through
Share your goals and get your questions answered.
We draft your plan
Your agreement is written around what matters to you.
Sign with time to spare
Well before the wedding, with zero rush.
Already married
Arizona's new postnup law took effect on September 12, 2026, making postnups far more reliable. Jenni and Rebekah help married couples build a clear plan too.
Modern Law serves families in Phoenix, Mesa, Scottsdale, Gilbert, Peoria, Tucson, and Yuma.
This page is general information about Arizona marital agreements and is no substitute for legal advice about your situation. Each spouse should have their own independent attorney or legal paraprofessional.