Question 1

Is WealthGuard a law firm or a chatbot?

Accepted Answer

Neither. WealthGuard is a legal technology platform. It runs structured legal workflows — encoded jurisdiction rules, disclosures, validation and deterministic document generation — to prepare professional agreements. It is not a chatbot, and it is not a law firm; final documents are reviewed by a licensed attorney before use.

Still have questions?

We’re happy to help you think through your situation.

Contact us

Question 2

How is this different from a template website?

Accepted Answer

Templates fail because information is missing, disclosures are incomplete, formalities are skipped, or the document isn’t tailored to your state. WealthGuard solves those at the source: an adaptive interview gathers the exact legal facts required, state rules are applied automatically, disclosures and schedules are generated, and an enforceability review runs before any clause is produced.

Question 3

Which states are supported?

Accepted Answer

Prenuptial agreements are live for California, New York, Florida and Georgia, with more jurisdictions being added. State-specific rules for disclosure, timing, formalities and counsel are applied automatically.

Question 4

Will I still need an attorney?

Accepted Answer

A prenuptial agreement should be reviewed by a licensed attorney. WealthGuard is designed to make that review fast and inexpensive — because the diligence is already done and documented in the package. We make the lawyer’s job easier, not optional.

Question 5

What’s included in the document package?

Accepted Answer

A complete, attorney-ready package: the agreement, asset and debt schedules, financial disclosures, an enforceability memorandum, an attorney review checklist, and a generation manifest that fingerprints exactly how the document was produced.

Question 6

How much does it cost, and what does the price cover?

Accepted Answer

One flat fee per complete agreement — from $1,500 for Essential (everything you need) or $3,500 for Complete (adds independent attorney review and monitoring). It’s one-time, not a subscription, and it covers the entire prenuptial agreement as a single package — all documents, including the children & family provisions. You start free and only pay when your documents are ready to generate.

Question 7

Does it cover children and child support?

Accepted Answer

Children & family provisions are included in every prenuptial agreement at no extra cost — there’s no separate charge. One important legal point: a prenup cannot pre-set or waive child support in any state, because that’s the child’s right and a court decides it at the time. Your agreement captures child-related disclosures and existing obligations and handles what the law allows.

Question 8

Is my financial information secure?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Your information is encrypted, kept strictly private to your account, and fully isolated so no one else can ever access it. Your documents are available only to you, on trusted, enterprise-grade infrastructure.

Question 9

What happens if my situation changes after signing?

Accepted Answer

The platform monitors life events and legal updates that may affect your agreement and notifies you when something warrants attention or attorney review — so your protection stays current.

Question 10

Can both parties have their own counsel?

Accepted Answer

Yes — and for many agreements, independent counsel on both sides strengthens enforceability. The workflow captures counsel information and applies the relevant state requirements.

Questions, answered plainly.

Still have questions?