By Elena Giannattasio, International Family Lawyer (New York & San Francisco), Multi-Jurisdictional Divorce, PLLC
Prenuptial agreements are generally valid and enforceable in the U.S. Virgin Islands when executed in accordance with statutory requirements. Courts typically uphold agreements that are written, voluntary, and fair, applying standard contract principles.
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For couples with ties to the U.S. mainland and Caribbean jurisdictions, a U.S. Virgin Islands prenuptial agreement can help define the governing property regime and reduce uncertainty, particularly where assets are situated across multiple territories.
From New York and San Francisco, international family lawyer Elena Giannattasio advises clients with cross-border family law matters involving U.S. Virgin Island, providing advanced forum analysis and strategic coordination with trusted local counsel in U.S. Virgin Island law and other relevant jurisdictions, as appropriate.
Foreign Law Disclaimer, Multi-Jurisdictional Divorce, PLLC
This overview concerns local and comparative law principles. Elena Giannattasio, Esq. is not admitted to practice in the U.S. Virgin Islands and does not advise on Virgin Islands law. All information is provided strictly for general educational purposes and is not legal advice.