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Practice Areas – Premarital Agreements
Do I Need a Prenuptial Agreement?
Prenuptial Agreements, also referred to as Premarital Agreements, can save you a lot of money down the road. Obviously no one wants to go into a marriage believing there is even a possibility that things won’t work out, but statistics and common sense tell us it is a possibility. We take out insurance to protect us against other possibilities we hope will never come to pass. A Premarital Agreement is like having an insurance policy that helps control the expense and make the outcome more predictable, so that you have less to lose in taking a chance on love. If you are engaged to be married and answer YES to any of the following, consult with a Cole Miller attorney about a Premarital Agreement:
  • I have children from a previous marriage
  • I have a much larger estate than my fiancé
  • I own a business
  • I co-own property or an investment with someone other than my fiancé
  • My fiancé and I are both older with our own property and assets
  • My adult children are concerned about my marriage
  • My parents are concerned about my marriage
A Premarital Agreement can put everyone’s mind at ease. If you have questions about whether a Premarital Agreement is right for you, call Cole Miller PLLC for a consultation.


















Our Attorneys

Teresa S. Cole
Teresa Cole has been a practicing divorce attorney for more than fifteen years, handling complex divorce cases and family law matters.
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Michael C. Miller
 Prior to entering private practice in Virginia in 1999, Michael Miller was an active duty Judge Advocate in the United States Marine Corps for seven years.
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Virginia C. Haizlip
 Virginia Haizlip began her legal career dealing with civil litigation matters but now practices exclusively in the area of family law.
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Amanda Stone Swart, Esq. Amanda Stone Swart
 Amanda Stone Swart is a graduate of George Mason University School of Law. The Virginia Trial Lawyers’ Association presented Ms. Stone Swart with the Trial Advocate of the Year Award for 2010.
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Camille J. DiIlio, Esq. Camille J. DiIlio
 Camille J. DiIlio has practiced exclusively in the field of family law since 2007. As an associate with Cole Miller, Ms. DiIlio handles all stages of litigation in both Circuit Court and the Juvenile & Domestic Relations District Court.
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