Trusted Prenup is the prenuptial agreement designed by James Sexton, Esq. — built for modern couples who'd rather make their own rules.
Here's the argument James Sexton has been making in public for two decades — in courtrooms, on television, in his book, and across the biggest podcasts in the world: every married couple already has a prenup. Yours was written by your state legislature, it's one-size-fits-all, and it changes whenever the law does. The only real question is whether the two of you would rather write your own rules. Trusted Prenup exists to make writing your own something every couple can afford.
After more than two decades and thousands of divorces, Sexton learned one thing the hard way: the couples who plan together, stay honest together. A prenup isn't planning for failure — it's the most candid financial conversation most couples will ever have, and it's far cheaper to have it now than in a courtroom later.
Traditional prenups cost thousands of dollars in legal fees and weeks of back-and-forth. Trusted Prenup turns the same core agreement into a guided online questionnaire you complete together — with optional attorney review and online notarization when you want the extra layer.
James J. Sexton, Esq. is a New York divorce and family law attorney with more than 25 years of matrimonial litigation behind him — thousands of divorces, including some of the most high-profile cases in America. He wrote the bestseller If You're in My Office, It's Already Too Late (Henry Holt, 2018), reissued as How to Stay in Love — a divorce lawyer's guide to staying together, which is the whole point. Every template, clause, and question in Trusted Prenup reflects what he's seen hold up — and fall apart — in real cases.
None of this was invented to sell a product. Sexton has spent two decades telling anyone who'll listen — long before podcasts, and lately on the biggest ones in the world — that the prenup conversation makes marriages stronger, not weaker. Listen for yourself:
A three-hour conversation on marriage, relationships, and why prenups deserve to be normalized — episode #396. Listen →
Multiple appearances with Steven Bartlett on love, money, and why every couple already has a prenup — the state's. Listen →
“Contracts of Love & Money That Make or Break Relationships” — on why couples who talk terms early tend to stay together. Listen →
A conversation on marriage and love that Mel called one of the most moving ever to happen on the podcast. Listen →
That's alongside years of legal commentary on Good Morning America, CNN, and beyond — the full list lives on our media page.
More than half a million people follow his takes on love, money, and staying married:
Trusted Prenup is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or legal representation. When you want personalized legal counsel, our attorney review add-on connects you with an attorney licensed in your state, where available.